Reply With Quoteexcel can usually do the conversion for you i think. if you open excel, then open the text file, it should auto open the text to columns feature iirc
Anyone know how to convert a RTF or TXT file to CSV so it can open in Excel and each segment of text is in a column?
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excel can usually do the conversion for you i think. if you open excel, then open the text file, it should auto open the text to columns feature iirc
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This, open, all files, text file, delimited, values, separated by commas or tabs etcOriginally Posted by hazrd
had to convert RTF to TXT and then it kind of worked - still messy though because of the RTF to TXT conversion...... but it will do.
Thanks guys
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