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Old 08-06-2006
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how to convert text/csv to excel

Hello All,

I have a sql report with 50 columns and 1000 rows result in a file ( txt / csv). is there is any way that we can move them to excel in KSH.

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If you have Excel 2002, then you could make an XML Spreadsheet
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You can use ODF (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenDocument, XML-based), Microsoft said it will support the Open Document Format (I don't know the state of this support in nowdays Excel)
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hi

how do i convert a group of csv files into an excel sheet,where each .csv gets converted into a single worksheet(tab)?i.e if there are 5 .csv files,then i need an excel sheet with five worksheets(tabs).
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If you want a windows solution you could use Active State's Perl. Here is a link to the docs: ActivePerl 5.8 - Online Docs : Using OLE with Perl
You would have to install Active State Perl on your PC and you would have to have Excel available also.
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