Enabling "tab" as the delimiter has nothing to do with the problem. The
file isn't CSV or tab-separated-variable; it's XML conforming to the
"SpreadsheetML" schema. When I rename it to ".xml" and open it with
OpenOffice, I don't see any option in the interface to enable or
disable "tab" as a delimiter.
One difference I notice between the BIRT-produced file and a file re-
saved from Excel is that BIRT puts whitespace between the <Cell> and
<Data> tags. OOo produces a file without any whitespace at all.
However, whitespace there shouldn't matter; Excel doesn't care about
it.
** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Incomplete
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OO calc adds spurious columns to Office 2003 XML files
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/255734
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