ASCII is the acronym for American Standard Codes for Information Interchange. It is used to determine which character to display when a keyboard key is pressed, or code entered. So it can refer to basic text. A delimited file is a file that includes text separated by commas or full stops or semi-colons or spaces, or whatever the user designates as a delimiter. If you have something like firstnames and surnames and dates of birth, they could be in a file with a comma after each one, indicating to a program that reads the file, like a spreadsheet or database, as to how to arranged the data. If it was being opened by a spreadsheet, it would start putting the data into cells. It would use the delimiter to decided at what point something goes into the next cell. So if you had a firstname, a comma and a surname, the firstname would be put into one cell and the surname into the next cell.
go to contacts ,click export ,choose Tab-delimited text (TXT), now it is a txt file and you can open it on your computer but do not move text around. to put it back on aim/AOL mail goto contacts and click import then click Tab-delimited text (TXT).
delimited by commas
Yes, it can be. In computer programming, the term delimited refers to a file in which individual data values have embedded delimiters. The delimiters can be quotation marks, commas and tabs. Deliminters are used to separate words or phrases in a string of contiguous character data to define the beginning or end. Delimited text files are also called delimiter-separated values file (CSV or DSM).
Click Open (or CTRL-O). Under file type, select text files. Select the file you want to convert. You will automatically get a "wizard" asking if the columns are delimited or fixed-width, as well as at which line to start conversion, what delimiter(s) to recognize, the format of each column, etc.
A good way is to export from a database is to save as CSV format (or some sort of comma-delimited text format), then open Excel and import the file into Excel.
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Unlimited is the antonym of limited. Hope this helped. :)
which M3 are you talking about? e30 - 146 mph e36 - 137 mph (electronically limited) 155 delimited e46 - 155 mph (electronically limited) 185 delimited & indicated. actual 176 mph e92 - 161 mph (electronically limited) 200 delimited & indicated. actual ???
controlled, delimited (formal), structured, planned, measured
The term tilde-delimited is used to described a file or data format. Tilde is actually a key symbolized by ~. When someone wants to pass some information such as a 'data file', they can send the data in various formats, such as 'csv' (comma separated values), 'tilde-delimited' etc The advantage with using tilde-delimited format is that it avoid any calculation or reporting related error for numeral values. example: a CSV file for a numbers that already have a format will result in an error in data reporting because the commas used in formatting and in numbers can not be easily differentiated. Usage of 'tilde-delimited' format avoids such data misinterpretation and hence, is a preferred way of data format requests.
Select cell you would like to change. Click Data in menu bar select Text to Columns then select Delimited click next un check all the check box click Others enter % in the box and Select the none in Text Qualifer click next change the Destination to the Desired cell Click Finish
Excerpts from Microsoft Computer Dictionary (5th Edn):.csv n. The file extension for a comma-delimited text file.CSV n. Acronym for comma separated values. Filename extension assigned to text files containing tabular data of the sort stored in database fields. As the name indicates, individual data entries are separated by commas.