Importing Text Files
	1. Open Excel 2. Left-click File 3. Left-click Open 4. Choose drive/folder of text file 5. Choose File of Type: Text 6. Double Left-click the text file name to start up the Text Import Wizard.
Text Import Wizard: Step 1 of 3
	Delimited – Characters such as commas or tabs separate each field. Start import at row: has 1 by default; change to 2 if you have already made field header names in Excel spreadsheet. File Origin: Windows (ANSI) Left-click Next button.
Text Import Wizard: Step 2 of 3
	Delimiters will have Tab chosen by default. If you had saved the text file as ‘Text database using comma as a separator’ left-click the Comma radio button to change the delimiter. - Test Qualifier: in this case is double quote - Left-click Next button.
Text Import Wizard: Step 3 of 3
	The first column will be highlighted in Data preview area. Column data format: either leave as General (default) or change to Text, Date, or Do not import column. Left-click each column in Data preview area and either leave as General (default) or change to Text, Date, or Do not import column in Column data format. Left-click Finish button.
	After the text has been imported to the Excel spreadsheet you will want to save it in Excel. Left-click File Left-click Save As… Make sure the File name: is what you want the file to be named (will automatically show the text file name you have imported).
	Make sure Save as type: has the format you want (Microsoft Excel Workbook) Left-click Save button.