Opening in Excel is fine to make sure the data is what you expect it to be,
however, a *.csv file is simply a 'comma-separated-values file' ( A.K.A. an
ASCII text file) which, after renaming the extension to *.txt, can be opened
directly in MI as a text format file.
Regards,
-Bill
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From: Bob Garrett <bgarrett@ on 06/25/99
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There is probably someone out there that has a better answer, but I import
csv files into Excel and then open the resulting Excel file in MI.
Bob Garrett
Senior Developmental Engineer
American Telecasting, Inc.
5575 Tech Center Dr.
Suite 300
Colorado Springs, CO 80919
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From: Swayze, Natalie: WPG [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 25, 1999 3:42 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; jeff freissen
Subject: MI question
Quick question...
How can .csv files be imported\converted to MI .tab format?
Natalie
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