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Simple Simple Excel usage question
How can I export a comma delimited file(csv) into a text file, and have the
exported file include the commas in the text file? |
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found the answer
A CSV *is* a text file. Just open it with Notepad or something other than Excel and you should see what you're looking for. :) "BookerW" wrote: How can I export a comma delimited file(csv) into a text file, and have the exported file include the commas in the text file? |
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