Help with imprting a csv file into excel
 

in step 3 of the import wizard, highlight all columns and check the text box
on the top right. That should fix the problem.
good luck
kk

"ajmister" wrote:

Hi

I am importing a .csv file into excel. One of the columns has values
like 46120E60, 03235E10 etc. When the .csv file is imported into excel those
values are changing from 46120E60, 03235E10 to 4.612E+64 and 3.24E+13. Any
suggestions on how to fix that.

Ajmister

Help with imprting a csv file into excel
 

CSV files don't trigger the import wizard and if you use the opentext method
in VBA with a file with a .csv extension, then the setting specified in
Opentext command are ignored. At least in most versions of excel.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Kanan" wrote in message
...
in step 3 of the import wizard, highlight all columns and check the text
box
on the top right. That should fix the problem.
good luck
kk

"ajmister" wrote:

Hi

I am importing a .csv file into excel. One of the columns has
values
like 46120E60, 03235E10 etc. When the .csv file is imported into excel
those
values are changing from 46120E60, 03235E10 to 4.612E+64 and 3.24E+13.
Any
suggestions on how to fix that.

Ajmister

Help with imprting a csv file into excel
 

I tried the 'Data-Import Data' menu option, and then choose 'All Files'
under the 'files of Type' dropdown box for files with both .csv and .txt
extension
in EXCEL XP (2002).

kk
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

CSV files don't trigger the import wizard and if you use the opentext method
in VBA with a file with a .csv extension, then the setting specified in
Opentext command are ignored. At least in most versions of excel.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Kanan" wrote in message
...
in step 3 of the import wizard, highlight all columns and check the text
box
on the top right. That should fix the problem.
good luck
kk

"ajmister" wrote:

Hi

I am importing a .csv file into excel. One of the columns has
values
like 46120E60, 03235E10 etc. When the .csv file is imported into excel
those
values are changing from 46120E60, 03235E10 to 4.612E+64 and 3.24E+13.
Any
suggestions on how to fix that.

Ajmister

Help with imprting a csv file into excel
 

You are correct about that. I normally think of File=open in this context
and most of my testing has been in older verions. In any event, your
response probably provided the OP some additional information.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Kanan" wrote in message
...
I tried the 'Data-Import Data' menu option, and then choose 'All Files'
under the 'files of Type' dropdown box for files with both .csv and .txt
extension
in EXCEL XP (2002).

kk
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

CSV files don't trigger the import wizard and if you use the opentext
method
in VBA with a file with a .csv extension, then the setting specified in
Opentext command are ignored. At least in most versions of excel.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Kanan" wrote in message
...
in step 3 of the import wizard, highlight all columns and check the
text
box
on the top right. That should fix the problem.
good luck
kk

"ajmister" wrote:

Hi

I am importing a .csv file into excel. One of the columns has
values
like 46120E60, 03235E10 etc. When the .csv file is imported into
excel
those
values are changing from 46120E60, 03235E10 to 4.612E+64 and
3.24E+13.
Any
suggestions on how to fix that.

Ajmister

Help with imprting a csv file into excel
 

Thank you, the 'Data-Import Data' menu option helped solve the issue.

Ajmister

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
You are correct about that. I normally think of File=open in this
context
and most of my testing has been in older verions. In any event, your
response probably provided the OP some additional information.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Kanan" wrote in message
...
I tried the 'Data-Import Data' menu option, and then choose 'All Files'
under the 'files of Type' dropdown box for files with both .csv and .txt
extension
in EXCEL XP (2002).

kk
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

CSV files don't trigger the import wizard and if you use the opentext
method
in VBA with a file with a .csv extension, then the setting specified
in
Opentext command are ignored. At least in most versions of excel.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Kanan" wrote in message
...
in step 3 of the import wizard, highlight all columns and check the
text
box
on the top right. That should fix the problem.
good luck
kk

"ajmister" wrote:

Hi

I am importing a .csv file into excel. One of the columns
has
values
like 46120E60, 03235E10 etc. When the .csv file is imported into
excel
those
values are changing from 46120E60, 03235E10 to 4.612E+64 and
3.24E+13.
Any
suggestions on how to fix that.

Ajmister