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Convert CSV to XLS including cell number formatting

Asked by arundelr in VB Script

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Hi,

I use the code below to convert CSV files into XLS files, I call this using a batch file.

I have two problems,

1) One of my columns contains 13 digit numbers and in Excel these display like "4.71084E+12" and not "4710836936966" - because the cell format is General.  I would like to be able to specify the cell format is text

2) I need to explicitly pass the name of the input and output files in this VB script, I would like to be able to pass these as parameters when I call the VB in my batch file.

Any help greatly appreciated,

Rob

ps. I found this which may give some insight towards issuue 1 - http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Languages/Visual_Basic/VB_Script/Q_22650457.html?sfQueryTermInfo=1+csv+format+xlStart Free Trial
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dim oEx
set oEx=Createobject("Excel.Application")
oEx.Workbooks.Open "C:\testing\in.csv"
oEx.ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs "C:\testing\out.xls", -4143, , , False, False
oEx.Quit
 
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Zone: VB Script
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