Cara Copy Notepad Ke Excel

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Tobuilt on Raveren answer : Copy HTML to clipboard didn't for me (for a .bat), I had to select plugins/NppExport/Export to HTML instead and then open the html in a browser and copy the text from there.

I have downloaded plugin Manager from It contains Plugin Manager DLL and an EXE. Copy paste PluginManager.dll into C:\Program Files\Notepad++\plugins and Copy paste gpup.exe into C:\Program Files\Notepad++\updater. If you dont have updater folder, create one. Restart notepad ++. Under Plugins-->YOu will notice Plugin Manager. Use this to install Plugins. The one I installed is NppExport. This is very use full.

I just started using LibreOffice because I want to stop using Micosoft products. I was excited to know I could do my excel work in Calc, so I just opened my existing xlsx files in Calc and continued working in them. I do a lot of copying data from websites and pasting it into my spreadsheets. To eliminate formatting problems I usually paste the data from the websites into notepad first, and then copy and paste it into my spreadsheet. At first I notice some slight problems with pasting into Calc, but I thought I just did not know the program yet. And I was able to paste the data into Calc but over time it became increasingly more difficult to paste into the program. Now no matter what I do I am not able to copy and paste into Calc. Is there some known reason for this behavior? It has caused me to abandon using LibreOffice because it is not able to do such a basic function as copy and paste. If this is a known bug I will return to LibreOffice when there is a fix. But if it is not, then that would lead me to believe there is either something I am doing out of the ordinary or the Calc program is intentionally not allowing me to paste, but not telling me why. If that is the case I would like an explanation.

I am using LibreOffice 7.0.5.2 and running Windows 10 Home, Version 20H2, OS Build 19042.928.

Thanks for the response. I am not using a clipboard manager. And to clarify the problem I am having is specifically I am not getting a paste option in Calc. I will download the latest version of LibreOffice and see if that fixes it. Thanks.

I have the same problem too. I tried both fresh 7.1.2 and still 7.0.5.2 (on win 10) and paste works only the first time. Then I have to close and reopen the program. Copy-and-paste works on all other programs, it is clear that it is a libreoffice problem and windows cannot be blamed.

I often have to make tables in InDesign, which I copy/paste from the excel file in which the calculations are made. Until recently (I guess after the latest update of InDesign) this worked very well, but now when I copy a table from excel, it pastes all data in the same column. I added two screenshots to make it more clear. The only way around now is copy/paste column per column, which is an absolute waste of time. Anybody who knows how I can solve this problem? Many thanks in advance!

But I have a hunch you may have forgotten an important point: When you're replacing cell data in an InDesign table, first select the cells that need to be replaced, then paste the exact same number of cells from Excel/Word that you're replacing them with.

The excel files are on a shared server and I open them on Citrix in a Windows environment. I then copy/paste them to InDesign which is running locally on my macbook in iOS. I now found when I first copy paste the tables to a local excel file in iOS, the copy/paste works... At least this is a way around that might already save me some time!

nothing may have changed in the way tables work, but indesign (or OSX?) has certainly changed how it pastes copied (command + C) data from excel spreadsheets. bit of a hassle when you don't want to "place" a whole excel doc, just a few cells, and then have to spend a bunch of time formatting it again in indesign.

So I am trying to do the exact same thing. Very experienced InDesign user here. I'm copying and pasting a very large excel document into a table and even the hard returns (and tabs) are not formatting into proper rows in the table! I have to go in one by one!

I have the same problem. Copy table from excel and than paste it to InDD - it pastes all data in the same column. But, when copy table from excel to word, and than to InDD - it works. But, this way with word is very harsh and timewasting.

Usually I could select some tab delimited text with InDesign, copy it to the clipboard, select one cell in Excel and paste all the contents in so that every tab delimited contents landed in its own cell. Not so with a recent version of Excel. I had to convert the text to a table in InDesign, select all cells in the table, copy to the clipboard, select one single cell in Excel and paste it.

I found a quick fix for this today guys which might be useful for you. If you paste the content from Excel or Numbers into TextEdit first (or WordPad for Windows I guess) then copy it again from there and it keeps the tabs so you can paste it into your InDesign table. I only tried this with one column so can't say for sure if it works across multiple columns. Hope this helps!

Worked like a dream. Pasted multiple columns and rows from Numbers into TextEdit as plain text and then copied and pasted into formatted tables in InDesign. Copy pasted perfectly respecting all the styles set-up in the InDesign file.

And if you paste it inside from the clipboard you even cannot tell with InDesign's functionality what effective resolution is used when scaling it. ( Unless you trigger InDesign's Preflight in a special way. )

The solution for me, on Windows Excel 365 -> InDesign, was to change InDesign's clipboard handling to text only. After that, copying and pasting directly multiple rows and columns works as intended, preserving all preset styles in InDesign, without the need to use in intermediary application.

When I copy and paste from Excel into an existing table in InDesign, it causes an extra empty row between every existing row, which is frustrating to clean up. I found that if I copy from Excel -> Word -> InDesign, then the entire table is pasted correctly in InDesign with no extra rows/spaces.

Several third-party software tools are available in the market that specializes in converting Notepad files to Excel. These tools often offer advanced features, such as batch conversion, data validation, and customizable import options.

Ensure that your Notepad file is well-formatted and contains the data you want to convert. If necessary, clean up the data, remove any unnecessary characters, and make sure the delimiter is consistent throughout the file.

Your notepad to excel conversion could be done smoothly only if you follow any of the above methods. As you now have well-defined answers on how to convert a notepad file to Excel, you can manage this task easily.

The steps for importing a CSV or file into Excel and WPS office are the same for Excel 2007, 2010, 2013, and 2016. Click From Text in the Get External Data group. Click Import to select the CSV or Text file convert that you wish to convert.

- Text File TXT - The text file is plain text. They are often created using TextEdit (Mac) or NotePad (PC). Text files are plain text. All formatting and styles are removed when you copy content into them. This allows you to copy/paste data without any formatting issues. Tabbed spaces separate spreadsheet data from TXT files.

- Comma Separated Valu File (CSV). CSV files also contain plain text. They can be opened in any text editor and spreadsheet program like Excel. You can paste data from spreadsheets into a CSV file by using commas.

- Excel Spreadsheet XLS - Excel sheets can only be opened with other spreadsheet programs, such as Google Sheets and OpenOffice Calc. However, they offer many formatting options, functions to calculate data, and visual presentation of data using charts and tables. The information you paste into a spreadsheet can be divided into rows, columns, and cells.

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I wish to export all my iphone contact data to a single excel worksheet. Is there a way to export the data to an xls or a csv format (not separate csv files for each contact). I have the contacts in both my iPhone and the iCloud, but iCloud allows export as a vCard only.

Copy Trans will only export 50 contacts for free (or 150 if you advertise for them on FaceBook) for something that APPLE should provide for FREE (or its $19.95/29.95 for a partial package of their software - not even the full version) - for something that I have not even been shown works)! File transfer should be easy and straight forward and have no added charges...how are businesses supposed to continue investing in apple products if they continue making it impossible to do simple things like exporting contacts lists.

I am rather angry as I write this. I need to create a ONE time backup of my contacts to EXCEL/ACCESS to automate a part of my office. I have downloaded itunes, which is supposed to do this ... but I cannot find it in the menu system, I have installed icloud on a laptop I borrowed and it didn't work. I just need to do my job...I dont want or need music or need to be "PUSHED" into purchasing things that are routine for other vendors. Why make it easier for Droid to continue chipping away at market share apple?

Not possible from within the icloud. If you are on a Mac, have your contacts appear in the Address Book. Next, select all of your contacts and drag/drop them into iWorks Numbers instead. It would work as excel sheet in that your contacts and contact data is displayed in a list which you can then print.

What process would I use to export contacts from someone's old iPhone 4 to 4s (personal to business phone). Need to export her contacts off the old phone and onto the new, but she doesn't have Outlook or anything on her PC that I am aware of. She has iCloud setup, but I am not seeing a way to export from that (unless I'm missing it). She does have gmail, wondering if anything could I sync to her gmail account somehow then export from there? Bottom line need to get it into her company Outlook so it can sync through Exchange.

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