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Sorry on the delay. &nbsp;Yes I was sent a xlsx file and it is comma delimited.
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Sorry on the delay.  Yes I was sent a xlsx file and it is comma delimited.

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I have an xlsx file but when I open the file it is comma delimited. &nbsp;How do I in vba do the equivalent of text to columns. &nbsp;All the googling I have done provides solutions for a CSv file but my file is an xlsx file but the data is comma delimited
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I have an xlsx file but when I open the file it is comma delimited.  How do I in vba do the equivalent of text to columns.  All the googling I have done provides solutions for a CSv file but my file is an xlsx file but the data is comma delimited

Load xlsx file that is comma delimited

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