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Data in columns
In my Excel spreadsheet:
col A contains last names col B contains first names col C contains middle initials col D contains suffixes (for example, JR, SR, III, etc). When I save the spreadsheet as a TEXT file and open that file in a text-editor, the columnar-formatting is lost (i.e., the last names, first names, middle initials and suffixes are no longer in columns). How can I save the spreadsheet as a TEXT file and keep the columnar- formatting? |
Data in columns
On Nov 22, 10:29*am, gary wrote:
In my Excel spreadsheet: col A contains last names col B contains first names col C contains middle initials col D contains suffixes (for example, JR, SR, III, etc). When I save the spreadsheet as a TEXT file and open that file in a text-editor, the columnar-formatting is lost (i.e., the last names, first names, middle initials and suffixes are no longer in columns). How can I save the spreadsheet as a TEXT file and keep the columnar- formatting? Try saving as .CSV and you will see with commas between. |
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