How to export a CSV (Comma-Separated Value) file that, when opened, will contain multiple columns
- Go to Ledger & Payables → Setup → Positive Pay.
- In the Setup Positive Pay for Bank Accounts screen, mark the radio button for Export as: Comma Delimited. Mark the checkbox to the left of each field that you want to populate on the report.
- How the data displays when Comma Delimited is marked.
- How the data displays when Fixed Width Order is marked. (still shows in spreadsheet in one column but, spaced out)
- To export and have the data in separate columns in the spreadsheet:
- Export as a CSV Text File and save the file in a location where you can easily find it.
- Export as a CSV Text File and save the file in a location where you can easily find it.
- Now you must convert your CSV Text file to a CSV Excel file.
How to convert a CSV text file to a CSV Excel file
These exact instructions are dependent upon the version of Excel you have loaded on your machine. You may need to tweak the instructions accordingly.
- Open a new Excel file.
- Go to the 'Data' tab.
- Select 'From Text/CSV'
- Browse for the CSV file you want and click the Import button at the bottom right. The button will change from 'Open' to 'Import' when you select your file.
- Select Load.
- The data will display in columns. If your worksheet has headers that you do not want, you may uncheck the 'Header Row' box and then remove the first row.
- Your file will now look similar to this:
- Save the file where you can easily find it and then export it to your bank.
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