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Does anyone program Xcel Marcos - VB?
I hate microsoft -
That said - I have a client that wants to upload his tables into the databases that his website runs on (MySQL) - so I did the whole dashboard thing - but, unlike OpenOffice or iWork - when you define a column as being text in Excel - it doesn't put quotes around that field when you export to a csv file. I think I need to have him run a macro that would do that on just the columns that we need defined as text - if you don't put the quotes around it, it is blowing the whole database. I need columns A,B,C,D,E,F to be 'quoted' so the Database just posts them as text fields. Anyone here do this sort of stuff? |
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