Import non delimited txt file to Excel

sabah320

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Hi all,..
Have been searching a lostion since a while. I have a text file with few columns which are seperated by space. When i import this to excel, i need each column from the txt file to be in a seperate column in Excel, but i get the entire txt data from txt file in a single column?:(.
How do i get eact column from txt file as induvidual columnin Excel?
I can mail you the sample file if needed, please mail to free2mail_82@yahoo.com so that i can send you the file.
 

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Don't you get the Text Import Wizard that enables you to choose Delimited at Step 1 and options to choose Space as the delimiter at Step 2?
 
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