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| 38572 | 2002-03-10 07:02:00 | I have a delimited text file froma data logger. The data for each day appears on a new line separated by commas. ie. #2002-02-27 17:05:09#,20.8,0,53,0,302,4,0,1020,0,0 I need to import the data so that it recognises the commas as a column.... |
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| 38573 | 2002-03-10 07:36:00 | First, for some reason your post came up on my computer as a blank screen. Searched for it by date and it was OK. If you don't get other replies it might pay to post again. I'd suggest you open Excel then select File, Open, Change file type to Text File (if it's a text file) and Open it. This should bring up the csv wizard. Select 'delimited', press 'Next' and under delimiters select 'comma'. If it's not how you want it, close without saving and try again. |
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| 38574 | 2002-03-10 07:46:00 | Thanks heather, it worked a treat.... why the help file didn't tell me that I don't know - it didn't have any entries for delimited... Thanks again. |
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| 38575 | 2002-03-10 07:46:00 | Thanks Heather, it worked a treat.... why the help file didn't tell me that I don't know - it didn't have any entries for delimited... Thanks again. |
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