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When I try to export an fm pro file to wk1, dif or csv-format to use it in MS Excel 97, it works very fine, except when I'm opening this file with Excel and I look in the tables, I'll noticed that from a series records with the same name only the first row shows the name, the following rows left the same data away. An example: |
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When I try to export an fm pro file to wk1, dif or csv-format to use it in MS Excel 97, it works very fine, except when I'm opening this file with Excel and I look in the tables, I'll noticed that from a series records with the same name only the first row shows the name, the following rows left the same data away. An example: I alway use *.dbf or *.slyk for exporting to Excel! Greetz, Bigfoot |
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Dear Group, No matter what I do, no matter what kind of expormat I use (including .sylk en .dbf) the result is always the same ... In Exel 97 (Windows) the records show always the first record within the column when the there is a series of the same data. I need urgent help to solve this problem !!! :-(( Danny "Bigfoot" <pit.nospam (AT) nlr (DOT) nl> schreef in bericht news:betrim$dc8t$1 (AT) simian (DOT) nlr.nl... When I try to export an fm pro file to wk1, dif or csv-format to use it in MS Excel 97, it works very fine, except when I'm opening this file with Excel and I look in the tables, I'll noticed that from a series records with the same name only the first row shows the name, the following rows left the same data away. An example: I alway use *.dbf or *.slyk for exporting to Excel! Greetz, Bigfoot |
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with the same name only the first row shows the name, the following rows left the same data away |
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