Saving In ASCII with CRLF

[casamalm]

I have this spread sheet that needs to be sent, but I need to save it in ASCII with CRLF, but I have never heard of CRLF and I can't find how to save as or export to ASCII file in Excel.

[Mark O'Brien]

Have a look at this link for CRLF:

http://info.astrian.net/jargon/terms/c/crlf.html

Basically, saving as ASCII means to save it as a *.txt file. I can't remember if using CRLF means that you'll have to save it in the UNIX text format. I would probably save it as Text(MS-DOS) *.txt and see if that's what they want.

The way I used to convert text files from Windows text to UNIX was using PFE (which is a free program:

http://www.lancs.ac.uk/people/cpaap/pfe/

There's some option in the "save as" that lets you change it to UNIX format. (from memory, not got it on this machine)

HTH