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How do I import from csv file without auto formatting?
I want to import a csv file into Excel without having Excel automatically
formatting the values. |
How do I import from csv file without auto formatting?
Read it in not by double clicking or by File/ Open, but instead use Excel's
Data/ Import External Data. Then choose appropriate format (probably text) for each column. -- David Biddulph "zvikam" wrote in message ... I want to import a csv file into Excel without having Excel automatically formatting the values. |
How do I import from csv file without auto formatting?
Can I automate this? I want it always to open csv files treating all values
as text without the need to configure this setting through this wizard each time. Thanks, Zvika. "David Biddulph" wrote: Read it in not by double clicking or by File/ Open, but instead use Excel's Data/ Import External Data. Then choose appropriate format (probably text) for each column. -- David Biddulph "zvikam" wrote in message ... I want to import a csv file into Excel without having Excel automatically formatting the values. |
How do I import from csv file without auto formatting?
Change the extension of your csv files to .txt.
-- David Biddulph "zvikam" wrote in message ... Can I automate this? I want it always to open csv files treating all values as text without the need to configure this setting through this wizard each time. Thanks, Zvika. "David Biddulph" wrote: Read it in not by double clicking or by File/ Open, but instead use Excel's Data/ Import External Data. Then choose appropriate format (probably text) for each column. -- David Biddulph "zvikam" wrote in message ... I want to import a csv file into Excel without having Excel automatically formatting the values. |
How do I import from csv file without auto formatting?
Maybe you could use:
Data|Import external data| (in xl2003 menus) zvikam wrote: I want to import a csv file into Excel without having Excel automatically formatting the values. -- Dave Peterson |
How do I import from csv file without auto formatting?
Hmmm, doesn't seem to work.
If it's comma separated, once I open it in Excel, it puts the entire row in one cell as one big string. If it's tab separated, it does the same auto formatting. Sad. "David Biddulph" wrote: Change the extension of your csv files to .txt. -- David Biddulph "zvikam" wrote in message ... Can I automate this? I want it always to open csv files treating all values as text without the need to configure this setting through this wizard each time. Thanks, Zvika. "David Biddulph" wrote: Read it in not by double clicking or by File/ Open, but instead use Excel's Data/ Import External Data. Then choose appropriate format (probably text) for each column. -- David Biddulph "zvikam" wrote in message ... I want to import a csv file into Excel without having Excel automatically formatting the values. |
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