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You were correct. It was tabs. My file had the suffix .csv, but somewhere in my manipulation of a downloaded list, it had become tabs. I kept loading the file into a spreadsheet and swamping columns around and saved it as a .csv every time, but now I know that isn't always true. I opened the file with Notepad++, saw tabs, and easily changed all those tabs to commas. Whew! Thanks.
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How do I import a csv file with two columns into a List? I read the FAQ. I tried more than a dozen times. The best I can do is to get both columns into one column instead of two. The FAQ says, "Match up the columns found in the file with the columns that you created earlier or have it auto-create new columns." Example, I import a list with two columns (Item and Aisle). I am given a drop-down window to import the columns either in to Item or Aisle. If I choose Item, both of my columns are in one column called Item. If I choose Aisle, both of my columns are in one column called Aisle. The other column is empty. How can it be done?
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