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Brendan Reynolds

What do you mean by 'VSC'?

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lar

I meant CSV (comma seperated version). Sorry about that. When I open an EXCEL
doc and then select SAVE AS , no extension of .csv displays in the dialog
box. MY EXCEL is from 2002. Not sure what I am doing wrong. How is a csv
document
created , etc.
Thanks Brendan.
Thanks, Lar
 
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Brendan Reynolds

Ah - CSV is actually Comma Separated Values, and has been around for a long
time. I'm sure it must be there somewhere in Excel 2002, but I can't help
with details, because I only have Excel 2003. If no one else answers here
(this is, as Larry says, an Access group) try microsoft.public.excel

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Immanuel Sibero

A little Dyslexic? No worry, four out of three people suffer from Dyslexia.
 
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lar

Thank You for your help Brendan.
Thanks, Larry

Brendan Reynolds said:
Ah - CSV is actually Comma Separated Values, and has been around for a long
time. I'm sure it must be there somewhere in Excel 2002, but I can't help
with details, because I only have Excel 2003. If no one else answers here
(this is, as Larry says, an Access group) try microsoft.public.excel

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