Technology Education Alumni Database
Opening exported data in Microsoft Excel
- Remember where you saved the alumni.csv file
- Start Microsoft Excel
- Go to File|Open or hit Ctrl+O
- Select "Text Files (*.prn; *.txt; *.csv)" in the "Files of type:" dropdown
- Navigate to the directory where you saved alumni.csv
- Click on alumni.csv in the file list and click Open
- The data will now appear in an Excel worksheet; the column headers are in row 1
Opening exported data in Microsoft Access
- Remember where you saved the alumni.csv file
- Start Microsoft Access
- Create a blank database or open an existing one
- Click on the Tables tab in the database window, then click New
- Select Import Table, then click OK
- Select "Text Files (*.txt; *.csv; *.tab; *.asc)" in the "Files of type:" dropdown
- Navigate to the directory where you saved alumni.csv
- Click on alumni.csv in the file list and click Import
- Select Delimited, then click Next
- Select Comma, and choose " in the Text Qualifer dropdown
- Check "First Row Contains Field Names", and click Next
- Select "In a New Table", and click Next
- On the next page, modify the fields if desired, then click Next
- Select "Let Access add Primary Key", and click Next
- Name the table you are exporting the data to, and click Finish
- The data will now be in an Access table
Opening exported data in Gnumeric
- Remember where you saved the alumni.csv file
- Start Gnumeric
- Go to File|Import
- Navigate to the directory where you saved alumni.csv
- Click on alumni.csv in the file list and click OK
- Select "Text File import" and click OK
- Select Seperated, Trim Always (Both sides), import all lines, and click Next
- Select Comma (,) as separator, uncheck "See two separators as one", check "Adjacent quotes escaped, choose " as the text indicator, and click Next
- Click Finish
- The data will now appear in the Gnumeric worksheet; the column headers are in row 1
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