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I get these reports everyday in CSV format. In the previous version of excel (2007) when I opened these files they were already split into columns. Now with the latest version it isn't. Where is this setting I'm missing?

Thanks in advance.

Erin

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Here are some easy explanations on how to do it automatically when you open your file with Excel:

As you said, Excel has a default character as a delimiter. In your case, this is ";" visibly. I am working on Excel in France and the default delimiter is "[tab]".

I don't know how to change it in the software but there is a trick: For example, let's say that your .csv file is delimited with ";" and you want that Excel interpret it automatically, simply add on the first line of your .csv file the following line:

> sep=;

and you will note that Excel understand your .csv file.

Dave M
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BibiM
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Change your language to English US, it works for me, but separator will be changed to English US as well, of course

Dwi Andi
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Problem was language settings used a ";" instead of a ","! Changed it and magic it works.

Thanks