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  • tsv files

    Hello,
    I tried to open the .tsv files in xcel, but it wouldn't open. How can I then export the HCDiffs table or open the .tsv file which is quite the same?

  • #2
    If you start excel, choose 'Open' and pick the file, it should work (after telling excel that to use 'tab' for splitting the lines). Is that what you tried?

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    • #3
      tsv

      yes, I tried this , but it wouldn't work. Maybe the file is too big..
      So, is there any other way to export the HCdiffs table ?

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      • #4
        Excel does have some limits for the maximum number of rows and columns.

        This may also be a new line issue (Unix newlines versus DOS/Windows newlines), I don't recall if Excel would read in either variant or not, and I am not in a position to test this.

        Which version of Excel are you using (it may make a difference)?

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