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Comma Seperated File
Pls advise how I can convert a comma seperated file to Excel (using 2002
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Comma Seperated File
Open Excel, then navigate to the .csv file, open it within Excel, and save it
as a .xls file. Dave -- A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem. "Ricardo0303" wrote: Pls advise how I can convert a comma seperated file to Excel (using 2002 version of Windows XP home. |
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Comma Seperated File
Open excel
File|Open|open the .csv file File|Save As And make sure you choose: microsoft office excel workbook (*.xls) in the "save as type" dropdown. Ricardo0303 wrote: Pls advise how I can convert a comma seperated file to Excel (using 2002 version of Windows XP home. -- Dave Peterson |
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