To import data from a text file into Microsoft Excel, follow this step-by-step guide: First, create a blank spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel and ensure you have the .txt file on your PC.

When importing a .txt or .csv file, that’s exactly what you should do. If the source file delimits the data correctly, Excel will make quick work of setting up the data in .xlsx format.

If a program can output a delimited text file (I’ll get to what that means in a minute), Excel can turn it into a reasonable table. Of course, the text has to be properly prepared.

TAS Books contains analysis-ready files for both nominal and sales reporting in Excel. In this first of two tutorials David Carter shows how to get nominal transactions out of TAS and into Excel via ...

Even importing data can be a complicated process. But Microsoft Excel’s mobile app allows you to take a picture of a table and paste the information directly into your spreadsheet.