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changwoo
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i am trying to import a .csv but it is in txt format

and it is seperated with :: not ,

do i have to change :: to , ???

does only .csv file reads with , ?

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lukejadamec
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A lookup can be either space or comma delimited. It cannot be :: delimited. You could open the file in wordpad or word and use find-replace :: with ,.

After you make the changes, save the file as a .csv.

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lukejadamec
Super Champion

A lookup can be either space or comma delimited. It cannot be :: delimited. You could open the file in wordpad or word and use find-replace :: with ,.

After you make the changes, save the file as a .csv.

changwoo
Communicator

Thanks for your help~!!!!! it works great

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