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Converting Excel data into semicolon delimited text file
I have no problem converting a txt file into Excel but I want to do it the
other way around and the request is to have it semicolon delimited (not tab delimited which is easy enough). In other words, .xls to .txt with the character of choice. |
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I believe I have my answer; save as .csv, open in Notepad. Since I changed
the default "list separator" to a semicolon, it already used that character. Thanks anyhow. "danmcgov" wrote: I have no problem converting a txt file into Excel but I want to do it the other way around and the request is to have it semicolon delimited (not tab delimited which is easy enough). In other words, .xls to .txt with the character of choice. |
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