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SVANATTA65

how do I export a worksheet as a fixed format ascii file
 
I need to save a worksheet as a fixed format ascii file, where each column in
the worksheet starts in a specific column on the file and is a specific
length. In much earlier versions of excel you could export the worksheet and
create a template. I can not find this function in the newer versions of
excel for exporting data. It's there for importing, not not exporting. Any
help will be greatly appreciated

JE McGimpsey

One way:

http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/textf...tml#fixedfield

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"SVANATTA65" wrote:

I need to save a worksheet as a fixed format ascii file, where each column in
the worksheet starts in a specific column on the file and is a specific
length. In much earlier versions of excel you could export the worksheet and
create a template. I can not find this function in the newer versions of
excel for exporting data. It's there for importing, not not exporting. Any
help will be greatly appreciated


Earl Kiosterud

I've heard folks have had good success using the prn file format, though you
have to do some stuff to make it work right. Take a look at
http://www.smokeylake.com/excel/textfiles.htm. Look at section "Space
delimited *.prn."

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"SVANATTA65" wrote in message
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I need to save a worksheet as a fixed format ascii file, where each column
in
the worksheet starts in a specific column on the file and is a specific
length. In much earlier versions of excel you could export the worksheet
and
create a template. I can not find this function in the newer versions of
excel for exporting data. It's there for importing, not not exporting.
Any
help will be greatly appreciated





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