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When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. You want to go to
formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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Thanks for the answer but i dont want any decimal places
-- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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Sir,
Actually I am uploading a barcode file which is in .csv format to our software. Our barcodes are 14 digits when im uploading it is taking like 8.9029E+12 instead of 8902900259286 what ever doing format once i close and opens it is again going to 8.9029E+12 format. Please help me Thanks & regards, -- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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Hi,
1. Choose Format, Cells, Number tab, Number, 0 decimals 2. Widen the column as far as necessary to see the 14 digits. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "Srinivas" wrote: Sir, Actually I am uploading a barcode file which is in .csv format to our software. Our barcodes are 14 digits when im uploading it is taking like 8.9029E+12 instead of 8902900259286 what ever doing format once i close and opens it is again going to 8.9029E+12 format. Please help me Thanks & regards, -- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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Sir,
I tried all this it is not working if it is excel it will work but the file is .csv format once iam formatting like this save and once i reopen the file it is going again same format. Regards, -- srinivas "ShaneDevenshire" wrote: Hi, 1. Choose Format, Cells, Number tab, Number, 0 decimals 2. Widen the column as far as necessary to see the 14 digits. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "Srinivas" wrote: Sir, Actually I am uploading a barcode file which is in .csv format to our software. Our barcodes are 14 digits when im uploading it is taking like 8.9029E+12 instead of 8902900259286 what ever doing format once i close and opens it is again going to 8.9029E+12 format. Please help me Thanks & regards, -- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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What happens if you make the column wider?
-- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Srinivas" wrote in message ... Sir, I tried all this it is not working if it is excel it will work but the file is .csv format once iam formatting like this save and once i reopen the file it is going again same format. Regards, -- srinivas "ShaneDevenshire" wrote: Hi, 1. Choose Format, Cells, Number tab, Number, 0 decimals 2. Widen the column as far as necessary to see the 14 digits. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "Srinivas" wrote: Sir, Actually I am uploading a barcode file which is in .csv format to our software. Our barcodes are 14 digits when im uploading it is taking like 8.9029E+12 instead of 8902900259286 what ever doing format once i close and opens it is again going to 8.9029E+12 format. Please help me Thanks & regards, -- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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Sir,
Even when i m making column wide and save and reopen it is going back to same -- srinivas "Rick Rothstein" wrote: What happens if you make the column wider? -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Srinivas" wrote in message ... Sir, I tried all this it is not working if it is excel it will work but the file is .csv format once iam formatting like this save and once i reopen the file it is going again same format. Regards, -- srinivas "ShaneDevenshire" wrote: Hi, 1. Choose Format, Cells, Number tab, Number, 0 decimals 2. Widen the column as far as necessary to see the 14 digits. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "Srinivas" wrote: Sir, Actually I am uploading a barcode file which is in .csv format to our software. Our barcodes are 14 digits when im uploading it is taking like 8.9029E+12 instead of 8902900259286 what ever doing format once i close and opens it is again going to 8.9029E+12 format. Please help me Thanks & regards, -- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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CSV is text, it does *not* contain formatting. [Look at it with a text
edior like Notepad.] If you want to alter the formatting of a number, you need an Excel file, not a CSV. -- David Biddulph "Srinivas" wrote in message ... Sir, I tried all this it is not working if it is excel it will work but the file is .csv format once iam formatting like this save and once i reopen the file it is going again same format. Regards, -- srinivas "ShaneDevenshire" wrote: Hi, 1. Choose Format, Cells, Number tab, Number, 0 decimals 2. Widen the column as far as necessary to see the 14 digits. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "Srinivas" wrote: Sir, Actually I am uploading a barcode file which is in .csv format to our software. Our barcodes are 14 digits when im uploading it is taking like 8.9029E+12 instead of 8902900259286 what ever doing format once i close and opens it is again going to 8.9029E+12 format. Please help me Thanks & regards, -- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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But sir,
my software uploads only .csv files in that i have barcode of 14 digits so i want the help. -- srinivas "David Biddulph" wrote: CSV is text, it does *not* contain formatting. [Look at it with a text edior like Notepad.] If you want to alter the formatting of a number, you need an Excel file, not a CSV. -- David Biddulph "Srinivas" wrote in message ... Sir, I tried all this it is not working if it is excel it will work but the file is .csv format once iam formatting like this save and once i reopen the file it is going again same format. Regards, -- srinivas "ShaneDevenshire" wrote: Hi, 1. Choose Format, Cells, Number tab, Number, 0 decimals 2. Widen the column as far as necessary to see the 14 digits. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "Srinivas" wrote: Sir, Actually I am uploading a barcode file which is in .csv format to our software. Our barcodes are 14 digits when im uploading it is taking like 8.9029E+12 instead of 8902900259286 what ever doing format once i close and opens it is again going to 8.9029E+12 format. Please help me Thanks & regards, -- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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try this
format cells | number tab | category :number | decimal places :0 | ok | File | save as | csv extension | ok | then rename the saved file as .txt | then open new excel | file | open | choose file type : all files | choose file | open | delimited | next | check comma | next | choose text option as display 14 digit | finish | On Sep 29, 10:30*am, Srinivas wrote: Sir, Actually I am uploading a barcode file which is in .csv format to our software. *Our barcodes are 14 digits when im uploading it is taking like 8.9029E+12 instead of 8902900259286 what ever doing format once i close and opens it is again going to 8.9029E+12 format. Please help me Thanks & regards, -- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. *You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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If you have a CSV file with the 14 digits, and you don't want Excel to
reformat for you, read it in as text. Use Excel's Data/ Import External Data, and specify the column as text, rather than just opening the CSV file with Excel. -- David Biddulph "Srinivas" wrote in message ... But sir, my software uploads only .csv files in that i have barcode of 14 digits so i want the help. -- srinivas "David Biddulph" wrote: CSV is text, it does *not* contain formatting. [Look at it with a text edior like Notepad.] If you want to alter the formatting of a number, you need an Excel file, not a CSV. -- David Biddulph "Srinivas" wrote in message ... Sir, I tried all this it is not working if it is excel it will work but the file is .csv format once iam formatting like this save and once i reopen the file it is going again same format. Regards, -- srinivas "ShaneDevenshire" wrote: Hi, 1. Choose Format, Cells, Number tab, Number, 0 decimals 2. Widen the column as far as necessary to see the 14 digits. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "Srinivas" wrote: Sir, Actually I am uploading a barcode file which is in .csv format to our software. Our barcodes are 14 digits when im uploading it is taking like 8.9029E+12 instead of 8902900259286 what ever doing format once i close and opens it is again going to 8.9029E+12 format. Please help me Thanks & regards, -- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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might help u
suppose u have data in A1 in b1 put this formula =text(A1,"'00000000000000") and then save it in csv ... u can see the 14 digit number in csv file.... On Sep 29, 10:30*am, Srinivas wrote: Sir, Actually I am uploading a barcode file which is in .csv format to our software. *Our barcodes are 14 digits when im uploading it is taking like 8.9029E+12 instead of 8902900259286 what ever doing format once i close and opens it is again going to 8.9029E+12 format. Please help me Thanks & regards, -- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. *You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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Not working
I want csv file to upload and the number is 14 digits -- srinivas "David Biddulph" wrote: If you have a CSV file with the 14 digits, and you don't want Excel to reformat for you, read it in as text. Use Excel's Data/ Import External Data, and specify the column as text, rather than just opening the CSV file with Excel. -- David Biddulph "Srinivas" wrote in message ... But sir, my software uploads only .csv files in that i have barcode of 14 digits so i want the help. -- srinivas "David Biddulph" wrote: CSV is text, it does *not* contain formatting. [Look at it with a text edior like Notepad.] If you want to alter the formatting of a number, you need an Excel file, not a CSV. -- David Biddulph "Srinivas" wrote in message ... Sir, I tried all this it is not working if it is excel it will work but the file is .csv format once iam formatting like this save and once i reopen the file it is going again same format. Regards, -- srinivas "ShaneDevenshire" wrote: Hi, 1. Choose Format, Cells, Number tab, Number, 0 decimals 2. Widen the column as far as necessary to see the 14 digits. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "Srinivas" wrote: Sir, Actually I am uploading a barcode file which is in .csv format to our software. Our barcodes are 14 digits when im uploading it is taking like 8.9029E+12 instead of 8902900259286 what ever doing format once i close and opens it is again going to 8.9029E+12 format. Please help me Thanks & regards, -- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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IF SAME FILE I OPEN TWICE ITS GOING BACK TO SAME
-- srinivas "muddan madhu" wrote: might help u suppose u have data in A1 in b1 put this formula =text(A1,"'00000000000000") and then save it in csv ... u can see the 14 digit number in csv file.... On Sep 29, 10:30 am, Srinivas wrote: Sir, Actually I am uploading a barcode file which is in .csv format to our software. Our barcodes are 14 digits when im uploading it is taking like 8.9029E+12 instead of 8902900259286 what ever doing format once i close and opens it is again going to 8.9029E+12 format. Please help me Thanks & regards, -- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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Thanks for the reply, but our software takes only numerical when im trying to
upload its giving numerical error -- srinivas "muddan madhu" wrote: try this format cells | number tab | category :number | decimal places :0 | ok | File | save as | csv extension | ok | then rename the saved file as .txt | then open new excel | file | open | choose file type : all files | choose file | open | delimited | next | check comma | next | choose text option as display 14 digit | finish | On Sep 29, 10:30 am, Srinivas wrote: Sir, Actually I am uploading a barcode file which is in .csv format to our software. Our barcodes are 14 digits when im uploading it is taking like 8.9029E+12 instead of 8902900259286 what ever doing format once i close and opens it is again going to 8.9029E+12 format. Please help me Thanks & regards, -- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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"Not working" isn't a very specific problem description.
I assume that you haven't read my message to which you are replying? -- David Biddulph "Srinivas" wrote in message ... Not working I want csv file to upload and the number is 14 digits -- srinivas "David Biddulph" wrote: If you have a CSV file with the 14 digits, and you don't want Excel to reformat for you, read it in as text. Use Excel's Data/ Import External Data, and specify the column as text, rather than just opening the CSV file with Excel. -- David Biddulph "Srinivas" wrote in message ... But sir, my software uploads only .csv files in that i have barcode of 14 digits so i want the help. -- srinivas "David Biddulph" wrote: CSV is text, it does *not* contain formatting. [Look at it with a text edior like Notepad.] If you want to alter the formatting of a number, you need an Excel file, not a CSV. -- David Biddulph "Srinivas" wrote in message ... Sir, I tried all this it is not working if it is excel it will work but the file is .csv format once iam formatting like this save and once i reopen the file it is going again same format. Regards, -- srinivas "ShaneDevenshire" wrote: Hi, 1. Choose Format, Cells, Number tab, Number, 0 decimals 2. Widen the column as far as necessary to see the 14 digits. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "Srinivas" wrote: Sir, Actually I am uploading a barcode file which is in .csv format to our software. Our barcodes are 14 digits when im uploading it is taking like 8.9029E+12 instead of 8902900259286 what ever doing format once i close and opens it is again going to 8.9029E+12 format. Please help me Thanks & regards, -- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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On Sun, 28 Sep 2008 21:38:23 -0700, Srinivas
wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks 1. Format the cell(s) properly: Format Cells/Number/Custom Type: 00000000000000 (that's 14 zeros) 2. Save the file in CSV format. --ron |
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Srinivas:
The data is written to the CSV file as formatted in Excel - a text string of 14 digits. It is being reformatted by Excel to General format when you read the file. Your choices a 1) reformat as Number, 0 decimal places each time you open the CSV file or 2) On the Data menu, perform data import, specifying text as the datatype. Bar codes as text should be OK, because you shouldn't be doing arithmetic on them. -- TedMi "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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try this
Sub SaveFile() Dim sf As String ActiveCell.Select Selection.NumberFormat = "0" sf = ThisWorkbook.Path ThisWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=sf & "\" & "123" & ".csv" End Sub On Sep 29, 5:12*am, Srinivas wrote: Thanks for the reply, but our software takes only numerical when im trying to upload its giving numerical error -- srinivas "muddan madhu" wrote: try this format cells | number tab | category :number | decimal places :0 | ok | File | save as | csv extension | ok | then rename the saved file as .txt | then open new excel | file | open | choose file type : all files | choose file | open | delimited | next | check comma | next | choose text option as display 14 digit | finish | On Sep 29, 10:30 am, Srinivas wrote: Sir, Actually I am uploading a barcode file which is in .csv format to our software. *Our barcodes are 14 digits when im uploading it is taking like 8.9029E+12 instead of 8902900259286 what ever doing format once i close and opens it is again going to 8.9029E+12 format. Please help me Thanks & regards, -- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. *You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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Ok everyone here is how it works i have tested and proved this theory.
If you import your data and tell it is text it ignores that fact all together, If you format your worksheet and then delimitate it throws out your formatting every time. This is true in 2003 & 2007 here is how you get around this. Open excel copy and paste your data into a worksheet, delimitate that work sheet to the format needed. At this point your data is bad. Now click a new worksheet click the diamond of sheet 2 in the corner and format that sheet as text. Then paste your data into the sheet. It will keep the style of delimitation and keep your data true no more scientific format no more having that number rounded and changed "Srinivas" wrote: Thanks for the reply, but our software takes only numerical when im trying to upload its giving numerical error -- srinivas "muddan madhu" wrote: try this format cells | number tab | category :number | decimal places :0 | ok | File | save as | csv extension | ok | then rename the saved file as .txt | then open new excel | file | open | choose file type : all files | choose file | open | delimited | next | check comma | next | choose text option as display 14 digit | finish | On Sep 29, 10:30 am, Srinivas wrote: Sir, Actually I am uploading a barcode file which is in .csv format to our software. Our barcodes are 14 digits when im uploading it is taking like 8.9029E+12 instead of 8902900259286 what ever doing format once i close and opens it is again going to 8.9029E+12 format. Please help me Thanks & regards, -- srinivas "Joel" wrote: Excel is converting the number to Scientific notation. You want to go to formating and change the number of decimal places to a larger number to handle you large numbers. "Srinivas" wrote: Hi When iam typing number (14 digits) in excel which is .csv format it is giving error 8.9029E+12 like this i tried to format in general, number, text but error remains same once i saved and reopen the file can any one help me in this Thanks -- srinivas |
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