S
sheba0907
Hi!
When I create a new worksheet and format the cells as "text" so it retains
my input exactly as I input it & save it as a comma delimited csv file, close
it, reopen it, my formatting is not retained.
I went to this web sit
http://exceltips.vitalnews.com/Pages/T0605_Handling_Leading_Zeros_in_CSV_Files.html
and followed the instructions, but the last instruction said to save as .csv
again, but after that, it still looses the formatting upon reopening the file.
Example:
I input data = 11200000000000000000
I save as .csv & when I reopen it now displays as: 12233E+19
And it doesn't retain any leading zeroes. I even put a single apostrophe in
front of the leading zero, it isn't retained.
I don't ever remember having this problem with older versions of Excel.
Can anyone help?
Thanks!
When I create a new worksheet and format the cells as "text" so it retains
my input exactly as I input it & save it as a comma delimited csv file, close
it, reopen it, my formatting is not retained.
I went to this web sit
http://exceltips.vitalnews.com/Pages/T0605_Handling_Leading_Zeros_in_CSV_Files.html
and followed the instructions, but the last instruction said to save as .csv
again, but after that, it still looses the formatting upon reopening the file.
Example:
I input data = 11200000000000000000
I save as .csv & when I reopen it now displays as: 12233E+19
And it doesn't retain any leading zeroes. I even put a single apostrophe in
front of the leading zero, it isn't retained.
I don't ever remember having this problem with older versions of Excel.
Can anyone help?
Thanks!