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I am trying to import a text file into an Excel worksheet so that each
character goes into a separate cell. There is no character which delimits the characters which comprise the data (ie. the data looks like this: '1023B4' and worksheet should have '1' in the first cell, '0' in the next, '2' in the next, and so on. At the moment I have used OpenText to import all the data into the first cell and then used string functions to copy the Nth character into the Nth cell. However, some of my data from the text file looks like a very large number when imported to the worksheet and appears as something like '1.62234211131231E+32'. I have changes the cell number format in various ways and can get the number to APPEAR as it should in the first cell before I use the string functions to move it to the appropriate cell. However, the number it moves is always of the form '1.62234211131231E+32'. Is there a way to turn off this representation of the data as a number ? Or is there a better way to import each character into a separate cell ? The text files will contain numerous lines of data in the way I have described but the exact size will vary from file to file. Excel 2002 |
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