How to Import CSV file into MS Excel

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Unfortunately, MS Excel doesn’t support CSV files in the same way as .xslx files. But I still able to open any CSV file with MS Excel.

1. Open MS Excel and create new Blank Workbook

2. Choose “File” -> “Import”

For some versions of MS Excel you should go to Data -> Get External Data -> From Text

3. Choose CSV file

4. Choose your file

5. Set “Delimited” & “Unicode (UTF-8)” as File origin

6. Choose correct delimiter. If you exported file for MS excel, it should be Semicolon. For Google Sheet it will be Comma

7. Choose General for Column data format

8. Just click Ok button

9. Done:

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