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you can simple save as the file and select the Csv from the dropdown of file format and then it will be saved as CSV file.<br />
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and vise verse Excel can open CSV files.
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you can simple save as the file and select the Csv from the dropdown of file format and then it will be saved as CSV file.

and vise verse Excel can open CSV files.

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In the, original, Excel file I had to expand the column widths. When it gets In CSV it reverts back to the original column width which hides much of the text. If I alter it in the CSV file and save, when I re-access the CSV file, the column adjustments weren't saved.
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In the, original, Excel file I had to expand the column widths. When it gets In CSV it reverts back to the original column width which hides much of the text. If I alter it in the CSV file and save, when I re-access the CSV file, the column adjustments weren't saved.

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Is there a way to move simple data from Microsoft Excel to a CSV file and then move back? It is two columns with two words in each column.
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Is there a way to move simple data from Microsoft Excel to a CSV file and then move back? It is two columns with two words in each column.

Is there a way to move simple data from Microsoft Excel to a CSV file and the move back?

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