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Ok.<br />
Thanks you for answer so fast.
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No problem.<br />
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Steve
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catale, the csv separator is defined under ControlPanel|Regional&amp;Lang<wbr />uageSettin<wbr />gs: RegionalSettings (or similar), see under 'List Separator'
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catale, the csv separator is defined under ControlPanel|Regional&LanguageSettings: RegionalSettings (or similar), see under 'List Separator'

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I have some *.csv files where the separator is ;<br />
I have the following problem. After I reinstall my OS(Win98) and Excel(XP 2002 version), the files aren't displayed correctly. I mean Excel expects , as a separator now and not ;<br />
Before reinstallation, I had the same program(Excel XP 2002) and the sameOS(Win98) and it worked with ;<br />
So I think I must set somewhere the separator value but I don't know where.<br />
Can you help me ?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Cata<br />

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I have some *.csv files where the separator is ;
I have the following problem. After I reinstall my OS(Win98) and Excel(XP 2002 version), the files aren't displayed correctly. I mean Excel expects , as a separator now and not ;
Before reinstallation, I had the same program(Excel XP 2002) and the sameOS(Win98) and it worked with ;
So I think I must set somewhere the separator value but I don't know where.
Can you help me ?

Thanks,
Cata


Excel CSV File Type set separator ?

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