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I have a csv file and I see it on one computer with comma delimiters and on the other I see it like a normal excell file. How can I change it to see it like a normal excel file? 2. How are bookmarks used in excel? --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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csv format
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I have a csv file and I see it on one computer with comma delimiters and on the other I see it like a normal excell file. How can I change it to see it like a normal excel file? I think you have to change the file association. From a Windows Explorer window, choose ViewFolder Options. On the File Types tab, I have an entry called Microsoft Excel Comma Separated which links CSV extensions to Excel. Excel should do that automatically when it installs, but maybe someone changed it. 2. How are bookmarks used in excel? There are no bookmarks in Excel. Because the spreadsheets are a bunch of cells, each cell address (e.g. A1) is a "bookmark" to that cell. Excel has defined names (InsertNameDefine) where you can name a cell (or range of cells) with another name. -- Dick Kusleika MVP - Excel Excel Blog - Daily Dose of Excel www.dicks-blog.com |
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