It appears that your script creates a text file with a single space as the field separator.
Yeah it has db2 installed and it creates a single space as field separator.
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Originally Posted by Perderabo
I do this all the time. I cut this data from your post:
and created a file in notepad called data.txt. Then I used this procedure:
open excel 2007
click data on the ribbon
click from text-- browse to data.txt and open it.
Pick "delimited" click next
unckeck "tab" and check "space" then click next
click "finish"
accept "=$A$1" default and click ok -- data will populate the spreadsheet
Hi, thanks for the explanation. However i dont want to import text into excel as it an additional manual task. I want to create an excel file directly somehow using any function that DB2 uses.
@Rudic : I dont have Colsep in db2. What else can i use here.
i hav tried to convert binary 2D data into text using binreader and writing into text file using streamwriter.
i use ReadSingle() function to convert from binary to ascii, although it works good in 1D data but not in more dimensions.
the kind of values i get are
-1.265369923E+038
and like
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Hi,
I have a file coming in xxx.txt(csv format) i do some work on it and i need to send out as a .xls format. Is there any way there is some code i can use in my script to convert this?
I'm struggling on this.
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Hi does anybody know how to convert xls to csv undex linux.
I need only data (that is log from test, dont need any macro and so on) from xls.
Any idea how to do that? Perl? shell? Could you give me any example?
Thanks in advance for answer.
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I have created a BI Publisher report in Oracle apps R12.
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Dear Friends,
I am in urgent need for awk/sed/sh script for converting a specific data format (.txt) to .xls.
The input is as follows:
>gi|1234|ref|
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Hi
I am trying one perl script to convert xlsx to xls file but could not able to get all the rows and columns in the xls file . This scriptFILE is basically to convert XLSX to CSV .. I am tweaking the script to convert XLSX to XLS file also
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Hi
i have a problem in my job
i try to convert an excel file (xls extention) to text file (tab delimited), but no result with this comand
cat xxx.xls > xxx.txt
Do you have eny idea?
PS: sorry for my english
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