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Your suggested method for importing data does seem to be a little easier than what I was previously doing...opening my downloaded csv data file into a spreadsheet and then copying it over to where I desire the data in my main spreadsheet. When I used your method, I formatted the columns to restore the dropping of preceding zeros so that annoying problem was easily resolved. However, I am still getting a rather odd import data error. Here are two examples of numeric data from column four (20 digits): "00310906021959200001" & "00310906021959200016". Note the only difference is the last two digits in the string. After importing (by my earlier method or yours) from the csv text file, I always get "00310906021959200000" (last two digits are getting changed) for EVERY ROW. What is happening? When I format the column to text I get "3.10906E+17". What is going on during the import of the fourth column data? What are values getting changed and why can I not format the data as text? I am attaching a small sample csv data file if you or anyone else wants to play with it. Many thanks! Keith |
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