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To convert an Excel file to a CSV file, just go to File/Save As and select the filetype as CSV - that's all that's needed. After that SqlLoader will accept the data as a string of data from the CSV file.
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As a follow-up:

To convert an Excel file to a CSV file, just go to File/Save As and select the filetype as CSV - that's all that's needed. After that SqlLoader will accept the data as a string of data from the CSV file.

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Any updates on your problem?<br />
Is it working now?
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Any updates on your problem?
Is it working now?

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How can I import excel file to Oracle using Sql Loader in Oracle 9i for Windows Operating System.
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How can I import excel file to Oracle using Sql Loader in Oracle 9i for Windows Operating System.

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