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If I have a spreadsheet like this:
fred joe harry And I save it as a CSV I get this: fred,joe,harry Now I want to import the file into a database that requires this e.g. there is a delimiter after the last field: fred,joe,harry, Can I make Excel do this without using a dummy column? The dummy column solution: e.g. fred joe harry dummy |
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Try putting a space (hit the space bar once) in the last column first row and
copy down the same...before saving to csv -- Jacob "cats_five" wrote: If I have a spreadsheet like this: fred joe harry And I save it as a CSV I get this: fred,joe,harry Now I want to import the file into a database that requires this e.g. there is a delimiter after the last field: fred,joe,harry, Can I make Excel do this without using a dummy column? The dummy column solution: e.g. fred joe harry dummy |
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