I got it......and it was you...your right. I saved as a CSV file but kept opening like an idiot. Instead I selected "open with", note pad...then saved as txt.
Worked like a champ!
Thank you!
Thank you skip, however In the end I need and actual txt in notepad file to import into my database.
I am a little ignorant with some of this stuff but I do try :-)
Todd
Hello,
Been attempting to export an excel 2010 file to a comma delimited txt file AND keep my Leading Zeroes. But it keeps removing the leading zeroes. The leading zeroes can be dates or a set of numbers.
I currently save as CSV file first, then open notepad > file Open > select my CSV file...
Well.....I was in a rush with my last reply..
TO dhookom....Thank you very much. Your Solution worked like a champ. Excel has limits as we all know so I could only run 4650 records at a time.
Thanks again for your Help.
Thank you Dhookom..
I did exactly what you said....for #6 i typed =RangeConcatenate(A1:A39366)......then saved....I got #value" in that cell.
Any Ideas.
And thanks for the lesson...that was easy.
Well unfortunately my ignorance prohibits me from using that.......LOL
That is above my knowledge skill....don't know where to start on that.
I put the file in my dropbox....not sure if anyone can get to it.
https://www.dropbox.com/home/Zips
Hello all-
This one I can not figure out...
Column A has 1 zip code per row. I have 39K rows. I need to get all of them in one cell separated by a comma.
How can this be accomplished.
Much appreciated your help is!!
Snookless
Hello-
I have a crystal report wherein the report I have groups, each group there is a name and types of issues they have resolved from either Email, Live chat, or Telephone.
What i am trying to do per group is to count how many emails they have resolved as well as phone calls and Live...
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