06-22-2009
Hi Rakesh.
Perhaps if you'd give more details about the format of the file? i.e. is it a real XLS file (prabably not if you say it only has 10 lines), or a (CSV-style) text file.
If the data isn't sensitive, perhaps you could post it, if it's only 10 lines, otherwise give us the gist of how it looks (including funny control-looking stuff).
Thanks
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