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>CSV won't cut it; we're doing that right now. Excel displays numbers with >more than 12 (?) digits in scientific notation, no matter how wide you make >the column. It's a "feature." I need to be able to format that column as >text. If we wrap the value in double quotes with the CPYTOIMPF command, >Excel still treats the field as a number if there's no text in the field >(even blank spaces won't help). I was just dealing with this yesterday. That feature stinks. Our user was happy if we sent it as one big column (no comma delimited), and she just clicks Data/Text to Columns, and it does a quick wizard (like 2 clicks), and it formats properly. We're going to evaluate that other XLS thingy too. Art Tostaine, Jr. CCA, Inc. Jackson, NJ 08527
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