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Why can Excel open up properly a badly formatted csv but vba can't?

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    Re: Why can Excel open up properly a badly formatted csv but vba can't?

    What changes could be anything; could need
    .TextFileConsecutiveDelimiter = False
    Without some csv data for testing it's impossible to do analizing/debugging (just a couple of rows before and after the one that creates the problem).

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    Re: Why can Excel open up properly a badly formatted csv but vba can't?

    I've sanitized it and replicated the problem with just a few rows. Hey, thank you I can't upload I'm too new it seems but the t1ny u3l is slash vbacsv

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