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importing another file format into Excel
Is it possible to import a txt file with 3 columns into Excel and have
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After clicking File, Open, change the File of Type drop down to .txt (Text
File), when choosing a text file, you will be prompted with a dialog box that will allow you to break up the columns by a delimeter or through forced breaks. -- http://HelpExcel.com 1-888-INGENIO 1-888-464-3646 x0197758 "Leesa" wrote: Is it possible to import a txt file with 3 columns into Excel and have seperate columns? |
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