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Offcourse, just name the extension of the file .csv and click open with microsoft excel.<br />
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As simple as that :)<br />

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Offcourse, just name the extension of the file .csv and click open with microsoft excel.

As simple as that :)


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I want to be able to create a default .csv tempalte in Excel and have the file open with that template. &nbsp;So that i can set the margins, font, page setup, etc.
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I want to be able to create a default .csv tempalte in Excel and have the file open with that template.  So that i can set the margins, font, page setup, etc.

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Hey man,<br />
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Please close the question and give us the points we earned, its should be closed, its been 3 months. <br />
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Thanks a lot :)
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Hey man,

Please close the question and give us the points we earned, its should be closed, its been 3 months.

Thanks a lot :)

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I have a 3rd party software that exports reports to a .csv format. &nbsp;I want to be able to open the .csv file in Excel using a default .csv template? &nbsp;Is this possible with Excel 2003 or 2007?
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I have a 3rd party software that exports reports to a .csv format.  I want to be able to open the .csv file in Excel using a default .csv template?  Is this possible with Excel 2003 or 2007?

Opening .csv files in a default template in Excel 03/07

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