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estone4009

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Dec 31, 2001
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I have an excel file that has one column and 39,980 rows. I need to take that and have it put it into a comma seperated file. Ex. A1,A2,A3,A4 Any ideas?

Thanks!
 
Hi,

File/SaveAs...

a .csv (comma separated values) file.

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Because each value is in a new row it doesn't put it in a comma delimited file. It just puts each on its own new line. That woul work if I could replace each new line start with a ,.
 
Oh,

You want a SINGLE line output into a file?

That would have to be done with a VBA program.

Post in the VBA Forum forum707.

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Alternatively, for a one-off job, output the file as csv then use Word or Notepad to do a find/Replace, changing the para markers to comas.

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macropod,

Good suggestion ==>*

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