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I am importing a pipe delimited text file into Excel 2003.
One column contains numbers that may be formatted in various ways. A number may contain a combinations of a colon and a decimal. Or, it may contain only a colon. A number may have a zero at the beginning or end of the number. 28:08.92 92:00 08:40 Excel automatically changes the formatting of this column and produces incorrect results. It strips zeros, rounds up, displays as "time", etc. Examples: Text File Displays.....Excel Changes To "08:12.07"..............08:12.1 "04:00"..................4:00 "92:00"..................92:00:00 Attempting to manually format this column after data has been imported is not successful. I have been unable to define a format that covers the various formats that may exist. How do I import this pipe delimited text file into an Excel worksheet and maintain the correct format of the numbers shown above? Thanks! |
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