CSV is Comma Separated Variable. It is a format used for files to enable them to be read by other applications. For Excel, what it will do is to save the spreadsheet as a text document with the values in each individual cell on a row separated by commas. This can then be read by things like a database which will put each value into a different field. Excel can also read CSV files and it will put values into different cells based on where it finds the commas. Say you had a CSV file that had the following content:
January, February, March
10, 30, 50
When Excel opens it, it would put the January into A1, February into B1, March into C1, 10 in A2, 30 into B2 and the 50 into C2. Had that been the layout of values in cells in a spreadsheet and it was saved in CSV format, then it would be stored in a text file in the format above.
From within Excel, File Menu>Save As>Save As Type>CSV
Use the Save As facility and pick the CSV option.
create a Word table, Select the entire table and Copy, paste into an Excel doc, save Excel doc as .csv
When you ask questions like this, you need to specify what format your data is in. A common format is CSV. I believe that Excel accepts CSV format. Maybe if you write your file in CSV and change it from yourfile.txt to yourfile.csv, then Excel will be able to read it properly. Or maybe you'll have to search through the Excel options for CSV. If I'm wrong and Excel can't read CSV, then I for one have no idea what Excel's format is like. CSV is quite simple. You write out each row of the spreadsheet as a line of text, and you separate the columns using commas. Example: Year,Sales,Profit 2006,42018,6320 2007,44619,7706 2008,47328,9584 2009,41621,-800
Excel has no relation to Active Directory. If you have permission to import, you should be able to import directly from a CSV file, and not have to import into Excel first. Check with your systems or network administrator to see how your specific network Active Directory is configured.
You would have to open it in Excel and see what happens.
Check the U.S SOC Site.
CSV is a Comma Separated Variable file. These are simple text files with data in lines and text separated by commas. They are used as ways of storing data so it can be imported from one application to another. A CSV file could be created in Excel and then opened in a database such as Access. Each line would be a record and where each comma would be it would start a new field. Coming from Excel, each comma would have been created from the division of each cell, so data could be taken from Access, put into a CSV format and transferred to Excel and many applications. So CSV files are not limited to Excel.
1. For every sheet you have in Excel, create a matching table in MySQL database 2. Export excel data to a CSV file 3. Load the CSV files into MySQL database using one of the following: 3.1 mysqlimport - Loads tables from text files in various formats 3.2 LOAD DATA INFILE command 3.3 Create the tables with CSV storage engine, replace the CSV file in the database directory
yes convert to csv then at command promt type copy *.csv all.txt rename all.txt all.csv open all.csv with xls and there you go
It is not XML, Excel is a spreadsheet software. But you could save your worksheet as XML format as well as other formats like XLS, CSV, and many more.
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.