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RE: CPYTOPCD Translation Tables

One more idea - the delimiter for cells is hex09, right?
And for rows it's hex13? You can name both of these in
the CPYTOIMPF. This should open directly in Excel.
> Okay, I believe I've figured this out.

-snip-

> I think that leaves me with using CPYTOIMPF to create a delimited file,
> using FTP to transfer the file to one of our servers, and then using some PC
> application (Visual Basic?) to convert to a DIF or Excel format.  It doesn't
> look like CPYTOSTMF or CPYTOPCD will help me as both require translation
> table names that are unknown to me and don't allow delimiters to be
> specified.  If anyone knows differently, please enlighten me.

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