There are two ways to import data from a text file with Excel: you can open it in Excel, or you can import it as an external data range. To export data from Excel to a text file, use the Save As …

Use the Text Import Wizard in Excel to import data from a text file into a worksheet. The Text Import Wizard examines the text file that you are importing and helps you ensure that the data …

Here's how: Go to Data > Get & Transform Data > Get Data > From File. Select the type of file that you want to import (such as From Excel Workbook or From Text/CSV). Select the file you …

If you’ve opened a file with a large data set in Excel, such as a delimited text (.txt) or comma separated (.csv) file, you might have seen the warning message, " This data set is too large for …

Open the workbook you want to save. Click File > Save As. Pick the place where you want to save the workbook. In the Save As dialog box, navigate to the location you want. Click the …

Use Excel's Get & Transform (Power Query) experience to combine multiple files, which have the same schema, from a single folder into a single table.

Learn to insert objects such as Word documents, PowerPoint presentations, Visio drawings, graphs, to name a few, in your Excel spreadsheet.

Lists the file formats that are supported in Excel. The topic also includes a list of unsupported file formats and some suggested workarounds.

Select the Data tab, then From Text/CSV next to the Get Data button. If you don’t see the Get Data button, go to New Query > From File > From Text and browse to your text file, then press …

If you choose to export the data without any formatting or layout, the Export Text Wizard starts and prompts you to select the type of text file that you want to create.