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@@oeendrila Hi, the export in is CSV formay can be opened in Excel, Numbers and Google Sheets. To fix the issue of all data appearing in one cell when you export to Excel, it sounds like your CSV file is not being correctly interpreted by Excel. Here's a short guide to resolve this: 1. **Open Excel:** Start by opening Excel, not the CSV file directly. 2. **Import Data:** - Go to the "Data" tab. - Select "From Text/CSV." - Browse and select your CSV file. 3. **Choose Delimiter:** comma 4. **Finish Import:** - Click "Load" to import the data. - Your data should now be properly separated into different cells. Let me know if that works for you :)
@@CommentPicker wow, that was quick! ignore my email. THanks!! So on my mac excel it somehow lands in the middle of the page divided into columns and not all of it - but i am not an excel person so I don't know how to fix this. I tried importing it on google sheets and worked beautifully.
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you didn't export this to excel? What did you export it to? When I export it to excel, the info is all in one cell!
@@oeendrila Hi, the export in is CSV formay can be opened in Excel, Numbers and Google Sheets.
To fix the issue of all data appearing in one cell when you export to Excel, it sounds like your CSV file is not being correctly interpreted by Excel. Here's a short guide to resolve this:
1. **Open Excel:** Start by opening Excel, not the CSV file directly.
2. **Import Data:**
- Go to the "Data" tab.
- Select "From Text/CSV."
- Browse and select your CSV file.
3. **Choose Delimiter:** comma
4. **Finish Import:**
- Click "Load" to import the data.
- Your data should now be properly separated into different cells.
Let me know if that works for you :)
@@CommentPicker wow, that was quick! ignore my email. THanks!! So on my mac excel it somehow lands in the middle of the page divided into columns and not all of it - but i am not an excel person so I don't know how to fix this. I tried importing it on google sheets and worked beautifully.
@@oeendrila Perfect! Thanks for confirming, and please send me a message on Facebook if you need help with import the file on Numbers on your mac.
It's a nice tool, but "free" with some major limitations → $8 /mo if you want to download more than 100 comments or do the scraping more than once a day.
Thank you! That is correct ;-)
thanks for you nice video
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