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Old 03-13-2020, 04:02 AM
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Hi. I have a spread sheet with 3 columns. This is a very large amount of data. I want to save it as a text file but the only option (Office 2007) is TEXT tab separated text.



I want to import this into a database table. I could do with a comma separated text file.

how do I achieve this?
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