.CSV to .DOCX
Hello
Yesterday I was trying to find a book in my library the problem was that I didn't remember the title of the book neither the author of the book but I knew that the topic/subject was eschatology. I search by that subject but the book wasn't listed. Since I purchased this book separately from a bundle library I went to the web site and check my order history. I had many entries and I was not able to find it but then I remember that it was one of the most expensive books that I have purchased so I sort the list by price and bingo! I was able to find the book. Of course after get the title I was able to find it in Logos.
The order history can be downloded to a .CSV file. I was wondering if I can convert the .CSV file to a .DOCX file so I can add it to the Logos program and that way I can go to that custome made book to search in case that I have the same issue.
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Why can’t you just copy/paste to docx file?
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I'd leave it as a CSV file.
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Wild Eagle said:
Why can’t you just copy/paste to docx file?
Do I have to do anything else to the structure of the text?
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Edil said:
Yesterday I was trying to find a book in my library the problem was that I didn't remember the title of the book neither the author of the book but I knew that the topic/subject was eschatology. I search by that subject but the book wasn't listed.
My library has 107 resources with title OR description having eschatology while subject metadata does not have eschatology.
Edil said:I was wondering if I can convert the .CSV file to a .DOCX file
LibreOffice can import .CSV file into a spreadsheet (caveat: experienced one title in my Order History having " in between comma's, which messed up .CSV import for that line and following ones so changed " to '). Created a text document in LibreOffice, changed layout to Landscape, inserted a table with four columns. Switched to spreadsheet for copy of Order History lines (Header row plus Order information in four columns), switched back to Text document for paste into upper leftmost table cell (populated a table with four columns of order information), followed by saving text document as .DOCX file.
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