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I have a number of CSV files that I open with Excel, however, when I open the CSV files I do not get the Text to Columns prompt, how do I get this to prompt before I open the csv file?
The leading zeros from cell are being removed automatically by Excel, even if I try the Text to Columns after I have open the CSV files, the leading zeros are still not appearing. I assume other formatting is taking place.
Many Thanks.
Do not open the csv's by double-clicking.
First open Excel and then use the Data Import Wizard: