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I am working in AutoCad. I create a CSV file from AutoCAD. When I open it in
Excel 2002 some of the fields have a date format (08-Aug) instead of the format intended (8-139). It seems any number that is under 100 (eg. 8-98) is switched to the date format. I tried format cells using different options but I don't get the format I want. Any ideas? |
CSV File
You could try importing the data via:
Data|get external data And you'd be able to specify the type for each field--use text for these. Or you could rename the .csv file to .txt then use File|Open to open the .txt file. Then you would see that same wizard. Rainman wrote: I am working in AutoCad. I create a CSV file from AutoCAD. When I open it in Excel 2002 some of the fields have a date format (08-Aug) instead of the format intended (8-139). It seems any number that is under 100 (eg. 8-98) is switched to the date format. I tried format cells using different options but I don't get the format I want. Any ideas? -- Dave Peterson |
CSV File
File|Open text file will open the import wizard...
Make you choices... Select the type as TEXT for the fields you want... "Rainman" wrote: I am working in AutoCad. I create a CSV file from AutoCAD. When I open it in Excel 2002 some of the fields have a date format (08-Aug) instead of the format intended (8-139). It seems any number that is under 100 (eg. 8-98) is switched to the date format. I tried format cells using different options but I don't get the format I want. Any ideas? |
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