in reply to Exporting Data to and Excel file format

As was already stated, Excel will open a csv file no problem. If you want, you can even rename it using a .xls suffix to fool everyone into thinking it's a native Excel document. That's what I do, but a) I don't know any better and b) I don't have to worry about getting fired for being a liar.

Update:
My data is not comma delimited, it's tab delimited. I can't say if this works with comma delimited files (without lying, that is). Disregard my worthless advice.

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by djohnston (Monk) on Jun 09, 2005 at 23:53 UTC
    D'oh! I posted from the preview-able window. Argh! What do you do when this happens?