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Mike, this probably wont help, but a single quote at the front will format it as text: data,data,'1234567890.1234,moredata,etc the above csv will come up in ms just as it appears, without the quote (unless you look in the contents window, where it still exists) ----original message--------- 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). VB macros are not an option. We want to mail this out to customers, from a program that runs on schedule in batch, with no human intervention. Mike E.
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