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    This document provides instructions for changing regional settings in Windows to properly import CSV files into Excel. The steps involve closing Excel, accessing regional settings through Control Panel, changing the list separator from a period to a comma, and applying the changes. Testing the CSV import in Excel again should then properly separate fields into columns. Similar steps are outlined for Windows 8 and 10 by accessing regional and language settings and changing the decimal and list separator options. Changing these regional settings correctly formats the CSV import into Excel.

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    This document provides instructions for changing regional settings in Windows to properly import CSV files into Excel. The steps involve closing Excel, accessing regional settings through Control Panel, changing the list separator from a period to a comma, and applying the changes. Testing the CSV import in Excel again should then properly separate fields into columns. Similar steps are outlined for Windows 8 and 10 by accessing regional and language settings and changing the decimal and list separator options. Changing these regional settings correctly formats the CSV import into Excel.

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    CSV Berantakan (CSV Imports)

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    This document provides instructions for changing regional settings in Windows to properly import CSV files into Excel. The steps involve closing Excel, accessing regional settings through Control Panel, changing the list separator from a period to a comma, and applying the changes. Testing the CSV import in Excel again should then properly separate fields into columns. Similar steps are outlined for Windows 8 and 10 by accessing regional and language settings and changing the decimal and list separator options. Changing these regional settings correctly formats the CSV import into Excel.

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    Home → Wiki → Troubleshooting → Changing Regional Setting in Windows (CSV imports)

    37.1. Changing Regional Setting in Windows (CSV imports)


    This solution will assist where clients are trying to import reports from a CSV file and they appear on the first column. The issue is with Regional
    settings and it has been tested on Win 7
    Windows 7

    1. Close the Excel application


    2. Click on the Windows/Start button
    3. Select Control Panel
    4. Select Region and Language
    5. Click on Formats Tab
    6. Click on Additional Settings
    7. Locate the List separator
    8. Change the Decimal separator from a full stop (.) to a comma (,)
    9. Then click on Apply then Ok
    10. Under the Formats Tab click on Apply then Ok
    11. Test the Excel import again

    NB: If it does not work, try rebooting the machine, and test again.

    Windows 8/10

    To change regional settings,

    go to Start > Control Panel > Regional and Language Options | Windows 10 (Start >type Control Panel and press enter > Region)
    Click Additional Settings
    For Decimal Symbol, enter a dot:.
    For List Separator, enter a comma:,

    Now, when you open a CSV file in Excel it will automatically find the data fields and open it appropriately.
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