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French Version of Excel saving CSV Files with a semi-colon
When using a French version of Excel XP I am running into a problem with the
save as feature. I am attempting to save a contact list as a comma separated file so users using older versions of office will be able to import the list into outlook. When I try to save the file as a comma separated file it uses a semi-colon instead of a simple comma. I believe this is strictly a language issue and need to know if there is a fix or a setting I can change somewhere. Please help |
Try changing your windows list separator.
windows start button|control panel|regional and language options regional options tab|click the customize button On the number tab, change the list separator to a comma. But many European users use a semicolon for this separator. jr wrote: When using a French version of Excel XP I am running into a problem with the save as feature. I am attempting to save a contact list as a comma separated file so users using older versions of office will be able to import the list into outlook. When I try to save the file as a comma separated file it uses a semi-colon instead of a simple comma. I believe this is strictly a language issue and need to know if there is a fix or a setting I can change somewhere. Please help -- Dave Peterson |
Dave,
That worked perfectly... Thanks for the help "Dave Peterson" wrote: Try changing your windows list separator. windows start button|control panel|regional and language options regional options tab|click the customize button On the number tab, change the list separator to a comma. But many European users use a semicolon for this separator. jr wrote: When using a French version of Excel XP I am running into a problem with the save as feature. I am attempting to save a contact list as a comma separated file so users using older versions of office will be able to import the list into outlook. When I try to save the file as a comma separated file it uses a semi-colon instead of a simple comma. I believe this is strictly a language issue and need to know if there is a fix or a setting I can change somewhere. Please help -- Dave Peterson |
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