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Importing a csv file
I have created a csv file using the same method I have been using for the
past few years.(by running a macro) I now have Excel 2003. When I convert a.xls file to .csv and try to import it to the database I get the error "file does not exist". I can see the .csv file in the directory I am specifying for the import (and I am using the same csv creation method for the last few years) so I can't understand what is going on. Any suggestions? Thanks for the help |
Importing a csv file
Just a complete guess...
Do you show extensions in windows explorer? Inside windows explorer tools|folder options|view tab|uncheck "hide extensions for known file types" Maybe your file is really named: a.csv.csv (or a.csv.somethingelse) If that doesn't help... Still in Windows Explorer select the file hit F2, then ctrl-c then paste into excel to do a closer examination (=len(a1) to see if it's 5 characters long) Excel user wrote: I have created a csv file using the same method I have been using for the past few years.(by running a macro) I now have Excel 2003. When I convert a.xls file to .csv and try to import it to the database I get the error "file does not exist". I can see the .csv file in the directory I am specifying for the import (and I am using the same csv creation method for the last few years) so I can't understand what is going on. Any suggestions? Thanks for the help -- Dave Peterson |
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