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R.VENKATARAMAN

get external data
 
I am trying to get a .txt file under
<data-getexternaldata-newdatabasequery. I succeeded in downloading that
text flle. I undestand it is possible to get that data direct into columns ,
instead downloadings that file and using texttocolumns .

any suggestions. The information is perhaps avilable in <help-ODBC setup
I am unable to get at that help

thanks and regards.



CyberTaz

You neglected to mention which version of Excel you are using, and that can
make a difference. You may be able to simply Open the text file and use a
Wizard to set the columns if the data isn't compliant with comma, tab, or
other common delimiters.

Regards |:)

"R.VENKATARAMAN" wrote:

I am trying to get a .txt file under
<data-getexternaldata-newdatabasequery. I succeeded in downloading that
text flle. I undestand it is possible to get that data direct into columns ,
instead downloadings that file and using texttocolumns .

any suggestions. The information is perhaps avilable in <help-ODBC setup
I am unable to get at that help

thanks and regards.




R.VENKATARAMAN

sorry . mine is excel 2000


CyberTaz wrote in message
...
You neglected to mention which version of Excel you are using, and that

can
make a difference. You may be able to simply Open the text file and use a
Wizard to set the columns if the data isn't compliant with comma, tab, or
other common delimiters.

Regards |:)

"R.VENKATARAMAN" wrote:

I am trying to get a .txt file under
<data-getexternaldata-newdatabasequery. I succeeded in downloading

that
text flle. I undestand it is possible to get that data direct into

columns ,
instead downloadings that file and using texttocolumns .

any suggestions. The information is perhaps avilable in <help-ODBC

setup
I am unable to get at that help

thanks and regards.







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