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Import .txt file format into two columns and not one row
I want to know how to import a text file, comma seperated, or delineated,
..csv into Excel and have Excel display it into two columns instead of one long row. My file is a list of names and corresponding email addresses |
Import .txt file format into two columns and not one row
Sounds like the .csv file does not have the end of record marker set
correctly. Try opening the file in Notepad or Word to see if there is anything you can use to do a Find & Replace with - assuming you don't have commas within the data, you could replace comma with comma plus Line-break (Hard Return). This will effectively give you a single column sheet when you import it into Excel, but you can recover it more easily from there. Pete |
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