Please keep mailing list posts on list. Either Reply To List or All.Please resist the urge to top-post. *sigh*
On Mon, 2008-01-07 at 11:35 -0800, wayne meyers wrote:> Well all I did was load a csv file into it.
I asked you for details, like the application you are using. If in factthe app is named "it", then please ask their support...
> Karsten Bräckelmann <guenther@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:> > On Sun, 2008-01-06 at 19:48 -0800, wayne meyers wrote:> > > Well I've just about gone blind tryig to find this> > > answer. The help menu states that when I download my> > > csv file the columns will adjust if they ag re comma> > > seperated.> > > > > > Well then are and I canot figure you what Im Missing.> > > > You are missing any detail, like the application you are using, maybe an ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^> > example of the file, and what exactly you did that doesn't work as> > expected.
We can't tell you anything given this little information. If you want usto help you, please be *way* more verbose and provide the informationasked for.
The only thing I can tell you for sure is, that CSV files indeed do worklike a table or spread sheet, if (a) the application actually knows howto handle CSV format, (b) the file actually is a valid CSV file and(c) optional parameters like the delimiter has been set correctly onloading or importing the CSV file.
guenther
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