On 12/15/06 3:09 PM, in article
1166224194.021881.48
...@f1g2000cwa.googlegroups.com, "stepheneng"
<stephen
...@aol.com> wrote:
> I am probably doing something stupid, but, when I try to save a
> Worksheet to CSV, I get messages saying that i can only save one page,
> then one which says some features won't be saved... I go through those,
> and a new Worksheet icon appears on the desktop with the .csv suffix.
> BUT, when I re-open the Worksheet, the Worksheet does NOT appear in CSV
> format: it reverts to the columns and rows format like a regular
> worksheet.
> Oddly enough, when I look at it through the View menu on MacLink, there
> is appears in comma-separated format.
> Can anybody tell me what I am doing wrong in saving?????
You're not doing anything wrong. That's how Excel displays CSV files - which
are actually text files. If you want them displayed as text, with commas,
open them in a text editor.
Drag the .csv file onto TextEdit and you'll see it displayed how you wish.
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