Another good way to do this is to use the xls file extension for your csv
file. Use the Windows start command to launch the file. Excel will recognize
it as CSV and load it. You don't need the path to Excel. You can even embed
formulas into the csv file, for example: =sum(a2:a30)
To open the
Tony and Bill... and ya'll... Thanks for the help! It's working... it was
the path. :-)
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Here's what I attempting in Accuterm 2000.
The notebook line works, but the excel line flashes something fast and
returns me
to Accuterm. Weird huh? I went to my PC and used RUN command Excel
f:\ralph.csv and that worked... here's the code:
STX=CHAR(2); ESC=CHAR(27); CR=CHAR(13)
PRINT
Ralph:
This code worked for me.
:bptest $options ext ; stx = char(2) ; esc = char(27) ; cr = char(13) ;
print
esc:stx:Excel D:\BathBid.xls:cr ; print esc:stx:notepad
D:\netscreen5gt.cfg ; end
BpTest*647738360
.
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[241] Successful compile! 3
Ralph Burton u2programmer-at-yahoo.com |U2UG| wrote:
Here's what I attempting in Accuterm 2000.
The notebook line works, but the excel line flashes
something fast and returns me
to Accuterm. Weird huh? I went to my PC and used RUN
command Excel f:\ralph.csv and that worked... here's
Ralph,
I am not familiar with a utility that will send a file to windows, but,
Accuterm will do this for you.
Lee
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Are there any utilities to pass as comma delimited file from
Unidata/Universe and have it open/imported into Excel?
Any way to execute a
