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Originally Posted by lukasberger
That's already possible. There's no structural difference between .txt and .csv files.
Just change the extension of the .txt files to .csv and open them in excel or oo calc.
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Originally Posted by chucksabr
I know that, but having it downloadable in csv saves the extra step you mention.
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I'm confused. I only get csv files.
You can go to the database tab and choose csv but I've never done that so just assumed that csv was the default setting. There is no txt option that I can see in the database tools menu.
No biggie just curious.
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