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Note: We are not going to discuss here the Consolidation function of Excel. The said function is used if you want to sum up multiple numbers from different Excel files that have same format into a single Excel file. I've got limited time to post to discuss it but will try to tackle it in the near future. In this post, we will combine records from different files with different format. Appending them all in a single Excel file. No summation...
This is the first part of our discussion on how to export data to Excel. We will start with the simplest one; how to transfer data from a flat file (CSV, Tab delimited, PSV, etc.) to Excel. Let's know first what is a flat file...What is a flat file?Wikipedia described it best...A flat file is a file that contains records, and in which each record is specified in a single line. Fields from each record may simply have a fixed width with...