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I am trying to put CC numbers in to a data base using a csv format but every
time I save it as .csv it puts my CC numbers into scientific notation. Any ideas pn how to fix that? |
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Change the file extension to txt and import it with the text import wizard
and in step 3 select text under column data format You can actually keep the CSV extension and open it via dataimport text file and in the window that opens select all file types *.* and it will also start the wizard Regards, Peo Sjoblom "David B" wrote: I am trying to put CC numbers in to a data base using a csv format but every time I save it as .csv it puts my CC numbers into scientific notation. Any ideas pn how to fix that? |
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