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emericklaw
Every week I receive a CSV file with a list of bank details and a name.
They are in the following format:
ID,SortCode,AccountNumber,Name
Examples:
435,22-22-15,3498632,John Smith
100,02-12-05,0342345,Joe Blogs
When opening this file in excel the first example will import fine bu
the second one gets changed by excel. It converts the 02-12-05 to dat
format and drops the leading 0 on the next field.
This causes problems when saving the CSV file again because the sor
codes saved as dates are totally wrong and the account number is to
short.
Is there a way of opening the file and getting excel not to do it
'magic' on the data?
Any help appreciated!
Mat
They are in the following format:
ID,SortCode,AccountNumber,Name
Examples:
435,22-22-15,3498632,John Smith
100,02-12-05,0342345,Joe Blogs
When opening this file in excel the first example will import fine bu
the second one gets changed by excel. It converts the 02-12-05 to dat
format and drops the leading 0 on the next field.
This causes problems when saving the CSV file again because the sor
codes saved as dates are totally wrong and the account number is to
short.
Is there a way of opening the file and getting excel not to do it
'magic' on the data?
Any help appreciated!
Mat