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problem with csv

  1. #1
    plato
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    problem with csv

    When I export from a database I get the top line all in csv which appears to
    be in row A (which is the names of all the columns and the rest of the sheet
    is correct with all the data in relevant columns.

    How do I split that top row (which is Comma Separated) into coulumns
    automatically.
    I'm sure it is a simply process. thanks

    plato



  2. #2
    Gary's Student
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    RE: problem with csv

    There is an easy way in Excel to split apart a cell without having to re-type
    its contents.

    Click on the cell. Pull-down

    Data > Text to Columns... >

    then check delimited and next check comma. The single cell should then split.

    Good Luck
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    Gary's Student


    "plato" wrote:

    > When I export from a database I get the top line all in csv which appears to
    > be in row A (which is the names of all the columns and the rest of the sheet
    > is correct with all the data in relevant columns.
    >
    > How do I split that top row (which is Comma Separated) into coulumns
    > automatically.
    > I'm sure it is a simply process. thanks
    >
    > plato
    >
    >
    >


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