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inputting data into excel to create csv file
I am wondering how I can input data into Microsoft Excel so that it can be
read as a CSV file format. I am a teacher, and I am trying to create a test bank for an online class while I will be traveling. I am hoping to complete this task prior to January 5, 2009. If you could possibly steer me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance and have a great day! Paul Johnson |
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inputting data into excel to create csv file
Using File | Save As... , you can specify the type of file you want to
save using the Save as Type panel and scrolling through the list to select CSV. Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 29, 1:15*pm, Paul Johnson <Paul wrote: I am wondering how I can input data into Microsoft Excel so that it can be read as a CSV file format. *I am a teacher, and I am trying to create a test bank for an online class while I will be traveling. *I am hoping to complete this task prior to January 5, 2009. *If you could possibly steer me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance and have a great day! Paul Johnson |
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