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Importing CSV file into Excel Buffer Table
Djou2424
Member Posts: 76
Hi,
We are in the process of upgrading a database from 2009 classic to 2013R2 RTC.
We have a custom modification that reads a CSV file into the excel buffer table.
This works great in 2009.
However, when using the "excel buffer".openbook(filename, sheetname) function in 2013R2, we are getting an error message saying the file is not compatible, that it must be in XLSX format.
Is there a way to be able to import a CSV file into the excel buffer table without having to rewrite the whole process and use the same thing we had in 2009?
Or we have no choice to either save the file as XLSX format or change the code to import the data using an xmlport instead of the excel buffer functionality ?
Thanks
-Julie
We are in the process of upgrading a database from 2009 classic to 2013R2 RTC.
We have a custom modification that reads a CSV file into the excel buffer table.
This works great in 2009.
However, when using the "excel buffer".openbook(filename, sheetname) function in 2013R2, we are getting an error message saying the file is not compatible, that it must be in XLSX format.
Is there a way to be able to import a CSV file into the excel buffer table without having to rewrite the whole process and use the same thing we had in 2009?
Or we have no choice to either save the file as XLSX format or change the code to import the data using an xmlport instead of the excel buffer functionality ?
Thanks
-Julie
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Comments
For csv use xmlport.