Method 1 – Utilizing the Open Command of Excel
Steps:
- Press CTRL + OÂ to open the following window.
- Select Open.
- Choose Browse.
Locate your CSV file.
- Select the CSV file.
- Click Open.
This is the output.
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Method 2 – Opening a CSV File Using the File Explorer
Steps:
- Locate your CSV file.
- Select it.
- Right-click the CSV file and click Open with.
- Select Excel.
This is the output.
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How to Open a CSV File in One Column in Excel
Steps:
- Locate your CSV file.
- Right-click the CSV file and click Open with.
- Select Excel.
Your CSV file is displayed in a single column.
To open a CSV file in multiple columns:
- Locate your CSV file.
- Choose Text Files.
- Select the CSV file and click Open.
- In the Text Import Wizard, choose Delimited in Original data type.
- Click Next.
- Choose Comma in Delimiters and click Next.
- Click Finish.
Your CSV file is displayed in multiple columns.
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Neither of these options actually work to open a CSV file in excel with no formatting.
I am sorry to hear that. Could you maybe describe which step of the procedure you are having trouble with so that I can clear up any confusions? Both methods worked fine for me. I have got the following output using these methods.