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You could import the data without a &quot;Text qualifier&quot;. This way the product will be imported as:<br />
&quot;5&quot;&quot; Aluminum Gutter&quot;<br />
(with all the quotes). After the import you can run an update statement to remove the quotes at the start and end, and replace the double quotes with a single quote. But his will cause problems when you have a comma in your text fields. I you can control the export you can choose to use delimiters and text qualifiers that are not present in your data. Otherwise you might be able to import the file in Excel or Access first (not sure if those can handle the quotes correctly) and export it with different delimiters from there. 
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I am able to solve this problem pragmatically. While doing wizard you have to select double quote &quot;&nbsp;as Text Qualifier . <br />
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See the attached file. Remember put double quote only once in Text Qualifier. (do not put &quot;&quot;)<br />
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Let me know if it helps. <br />
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while importing csv file select " as text qualifier

TextQualifier.GIF

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Unfortunately putting in the quotes as the text qualifier works for the first record but after that fields get thrown out of wack. Mostlikey do another field perhaps having a comma that really needs to be in quotes to be pick up as part of the text field.
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could not wait any futher to product the export file to be used by the other server to import our data.
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I have to import a .csv file that contains any item in a field with (&quot;) quotes as double quotes.<br />
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See sample record below:<br />
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100005,&quot;Amerimax Home Products&quot;,&quot;5&quot;&quot; Aluminum Gutter&quot;,<br />
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What is the correct et up for the Wizard Screen to handle these fields accordingly?
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I have to import a .csv file that contains any item in a field with (") quotes as double quotes.

See sample record below:

100005,"Amerimax Home Products","5"" Aluminum Gutter",

What is the correct et up for the Wizard Screen to handle these fields accordingly?

Importing csv file using Import and Export Data Wizard

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