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Create a comma-delimited file to be opened in Excel
Hi All,
I want to create a comma-delimited file so that it can be opened in Excel. However, since some items contain comma, I fear that they may be split into separate columns because it's comma-delimited. Any suggestion to not to split a single item that contains comma? Thanks! -Emily |
Create a comma-delimited file to be opened in Excel
could ou make it tab separated file instead of a csv? |
Create a comma-delimited file to be opened in Excel
"Emily" wrote in message oups.com... Hi All, I want to create a comma-delimited file so that it can be opened in Excel. However, since some items contain comma, I fear that they may be split into separate columns because it's comma-delimited. Any suggestion to not to split a single item that contains comma? Thanks! -Emily Makes no sense to create a comma delimited file while the data contain commas. Use another delimiter. Joerg |
Create a comma-delimited file to be opened in Excel
Enclose any values with commas in quotes.
23,45,"A comma, here",hjk,89 Tim "Emily" wrote in message oups.com... Hi All, I want to create a comma-delimited file so that it can be opened in Excel. However, since some items contain comma, I fear that they may be split into separate columns because it's comma-delimited. Any suggestion to not to split a single item that contains comma? Thanks! -Emily |
Create a comma-delimited file to be opened in Excel
stevebriz wrote: could ou make it tab separated file instead of a csv? If not csv, what file extension (type) shall I save it as? I tried using tabs and saved as csv, it seems that they show in squares in the Excel file and all of them are in a single cell. -Emily |
Create a comma-delimited file to be opened in Excel
Thanks Tim! You have solved my problem!
-Emily |
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