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Re: CSV generator
de John Fitzsimons 06/29/2006 03:11
On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 13:31:24 -0700, "Sweet Andy" <me@privacy.net>
wrote:
>Is there a CSV (comma separated variables) generator program (freeware or
>not). I'd like something to be able to use the headers
"Use the headers" ? What headers ? Where are they coming from ? How
about giving us an example of what you are talking about ?
>then tab from field
>to field and when I save it, the commas are generated. Maybe I'm asking the
>impossible or maybe you don't even understand what I need. ???
Possibly the latter ?
>The restulting data would be input to a books database and an household
>inventory database.
>TIA
Okay, maybe a "search and replace" process (in a text editor) might
work ? Replace spaces with a space and comma ?
It would depend on how big your data source was. If <100 records you
could probably manually correct any mistakes. If more possibly not.
Another option would be to import into a spreadsheet program and save
as a CSV file.
Regards, John.
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