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Excel text import wizard save settings software#
Excel text import wizard save settings code#

This is what avwtp meant in their answer.

Using the sed Unix utility, available in cmder or Git for Windows. Using Notepad++, convert the CSV using menu: Encoding -> Convert to UTF8-BOM. It seems that Byte Order Mark is required by Microsoft Office software. Now at the bottom you will see encoding it set to ANSI change it to UTF-8 and save the file as new file and then your done.

csv file in notepad then select File > Save As. One easy way to change excel ANSI encoding to UTF-8 is the open the. I frequently have to import data from an accounts report txt file into Excel 2K, via the Text Import Wizard, fixed width mode. Not working? Make sure you set Base to Decimal (Step 7). For my purposes, though, UTF-8 does a good enough job of displaying non-corrupted characters. Like Vasille says in the comment to this question, if your file is not actually in UTF-8 format, you may technically want to convert the characters within the file to the encoding you want before opening in Excel.

Excel text import wizard save settings code#

For some other encoding, use the code page identifier, which you can find in the Text Import Wizard in Excel or in this list.

For Value data, enter 65001 to set your default to UTF-8.

Right-click on DefaultCPG and select Modify.

Name the item DefaultCPG, and press Enter to save.

Right-click an empty space on the right side and select New → DWORD.

Excel text import wizard save settings software#

Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER → Software → Microsoft → Office → ▒▒ → Excel → Options, where ▒▒ is your version of Office, mostly likely the largest number you see there.

I found my answer at Changing default text import origin type in Excel.

There are actually two means of import tags into View. I answered a similar question at Default character encoding for Excel Text Wizard?. If youre using FactoryTalk ViewStudio (aka RSViewStudio) or RSView32 with a PLC-5, SLC-500, or MicroLogix, it often makes sense to import your tags and descriptions from the comments and symbols in your PLC program.