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Using MS Office Excel 2003. I have a data problem with populating a
set of large CSV files. Specifically, I have (some) data going into various cells that implicitly converts to a "date value), even though it's not. In the CSV data, I have many values such as "FBM11", "PAT12", "ABCO07", etc. These are displaying correctly (they're all text data), but the value "MAY05" displays as "5-May". 8<{{ I know that I could manually change all these values by prepending a "`" character, but this isn't feasible since I am formatting many thousands of all data values in a program I'm developing. I tried to insert the "`" character in all cells, but the data looks crummy for all other values - which is unacceptable for this application. A typical line is: 9024,"ABEL, CARTER","010164","M",4,"DCR13","MAY05","PAT12" My question is: is there something I can insert into the CSV text for this value that will cause Excel to treat this value as a/n text, rather than a "date"? |
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