Import of excel-xml into Numbers '09 vers 2.3

How can I import excel-xml into Numbers?
or
How can I import a CSV-fil into Numbers as a spreadsheet?

In addition to File/Open you can
Right click on the file. Open With. Numbers.
CSV files can also be drag & dropped onto a table and the table will be populated by the contents of the file.

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I bought Numbers because my Excel files would not work with Mavericks. How can I import a non-functioning Excel file into numbers? (As of now, the file NAME transfers but data is not.) but

I bought Numbers because my Excel files would not work with Mavericks. How can I import a non-functioning Excel file into numbers? (As of now, the file NAME transfers but data does not.)

HI Dave,
I'm surprised you get no message when you attempt opening the Excel document in Numbers.
I'm assuming Numbers 3.1, since you are running Mavericks.
Does the Numbers file that opens show any content?
Does it contain a table?
How large?
Does it contain more than one tab (indicating more than one sheet)?
Do those other tabs contain a table?
Have you checked those tables for data content?
There have been cases in the past of imported documents opening with white text on a white background, giving the appearance of containing nothing. Check for this by selecting a block of cells, then applying a Fill colour or a Text colour using the Format button (paintbrush).
I'd also suggest attempting to open the Excel files using LibreOffice, which can be downloaded from the linked website.
Regards,
Barry

Import EXCEL Worksheet into NUMBERS

I would like to import old excel worksheets into NUMBERS

In addition to what James already said, iOS Numbers has fewer fonts available than even the OS X version of Numbers, so the iOS version is even more likely to have to substitute.
Even if you go to one of the Office compatibility suites like Documents to Go or Google's QuickOffice, you may run into that problem on an iOS device - iOS apps simply do not support the number or variety of fonts available on an OS X or a Windows machine.
If you stick to simple fonts at the office (Arial, Calibre, Times) you will usually have few problems when you move the file to an iOS device.
Also note that things like color coding in cells, and other cell formatting in Excel may not survive the transition to Numbers in iOS (and especially not going back yet again to excel in Windows), so best to keep formatting simple as well.
The reality is that any Tablet OS is a compromise of a true desktop/laptop computer OS, and the more complex the desktop application, the more likely the tablet version has to make major compromises in compatibility. If you keep your desktop documents as simple and straightforward as possible, then you'll increase the ability to go back and forth from tablet to desktop.

Problems appearing when exporting excel file into numbers file

Hello,
I have a Problem, need HELP!!
I have an excel file with graphics, and data are written on graphs: these data are percentages. When I export my excel file on numbers (becomes therefore a numbers file), my problem appears: When I have for example 24% on a graph, it becomes 0.24 and I can't find the way to write it 24% again.
Also I have a problem with graphics titles: when I export the excel file into numbers, graphics title are not correctly centered anymore and I cannot find the way to fix them correctly...
Thanks a lot!!!!

vassi44 wrote:
I have an excel file with graphics, and data are written on graphs: these data are percentages. When I export my excel file on numbers (becomes therefore a numbers file), my problem appears: When I have for example 24% on a graph, it becomes 0.24 and I can't find the way to write it 24% again.
It seems that only sectorial charts may display percent.
Also I have a problem with graphics titles: when I export the excel file into numbers, graphics title are not correctly centered anymore and I cannot find the way to fix them correctly...
Sounds as if you are in cases where the charts are imported as a single graphic block, not as different components.
Maybe you will find explanation in:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1392586&tstart=0
Yvan KOENIG (from FRANCE mercredi 13 février 2008 13:08:05)

Unable to import the excel template into form in HFM

Has any one came across this issue that I am facing now?
I have a form in HFM and I exported the form to Excel and the export works fine. but when I import the excel template into form, it was not successful. I have 250 rows in the template. I deleted 50 rows and tried to import and it worked fine . Is there any row limit on this?
Below here is the error message that I am getting
An error occured. Please contact your administrator
Error Number: - 2147467259
Error Description:007~Unexpected error~The function returned |.
Error SOrce: request Object
Page on which error occured:/hfm/data/processImportWdeffromExcel.asp
I appreciate any ideas on this

What version of HFM and Excel?
Make sure you honor the file extension requirements for 2007 docs and import the same as they are exported.

How to import a excel file into database?

hi all,
How can I import a excel file into database?
What I need to do first?
Thanks,
Amy

1. Create a conrtol file in your disc(with notepad) ex
test_loader.ctl
LOAD DATA
INFILE='C:\Testcsv.csv'
into table test_table
FIELDS TERMINATED BY ','
TRAILING NULL COLS
(ID,COL1,COL2,COL3)
The table descrption is
scott@ORCL> desc test_table;
Name Null? Type
ID NUMBER
COL1 VARCHAR2(10)
COL2 VARCHAR2(10)
COL3 VARCHAR2(10)
scott@ORCL>
2 .Create a file testcsv.csv from your excel file you want to load with " save as" csv comma seperated value
in your hard disc c:\
3. in dos command mode write
C:\>sqlldr scott/tiger control=c:\testcsv.ctl log=c:\testcsv.log
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EXCEL XML into XML - using MessageMapping

Hi
I have an XSLT that I use to convert an Excel XML into another XML format.
But I wonder if there a way to do this via the XI Message Mapping instead?. I have tried but I am stuck at the moment trying to identify particular rows. For instance I need to fill the <desc> tag from the 3rd Cell.
[code]
Original Excel data
       Cell1 Cell2   Cell3            Cell4   Cell5
Row1 | AY02 403KITA Concentrator Kit $91.00 22-01-2005
Row2 | AY02 401KITC Oxygen Reg/Flow $65.00 08-09-2006
[/code]
Input Source file (a cut down version...)
[code]
<Workbook>
<Worksheet>
<Table>
   <Row>
     <Cell>
        <Data>AY02</Data>
     </Cell>
     <Cell>
        <Data>403KITA</Data>
     </Cell>
     <Cell>
        <Data>Concentrator Kit</Data>
     </Cell>
     <Cell>
        <Data>$91.00</Data>
     </Cell>
     <Cell>
        <Data>22-01-2005</Data>
     </Cell>
   </Row>
   <Row>
     <Cell>
         <Data>AY02</Data>
     </Cell>
     <Cell>
         <Data>401KITC</Data>
     </Cell>
     <Cell>
         <Data>Oxygen Reg/Flow Portable</Data>
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     </Cell>
     <Cell>
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     </Cell>
   </Row>
   </Table>
</Worksheet>
</Workbook>
[/code]
Target XML
[code]
<Batch>
<items>
    <item>
      <catlgItemNum>403KITA</catlgItemNum>
      <desc>Concentrator Kit</desc>
      <unitPrice>$91.00</unitPrice>
    </item>
    <item>
      <catlgItemNum>401KITC</catlgItemNum>
      <desc>Oxygen Reg/Flow Portable</desc>
      <unitPrice>$65.00</unitPrice>
</item>
</items>
</Batch>
[/code]

Hi Peter,
Please create the following user-defined function (cache: context):
public static void getIndexedValue(
     String[] a,
     String[] b,
     ResultList result,
     Container container) {
     //write your code here
     Integer iB = new Integer(b[0]);
     result.addValue(a[iB.intValue()]);
You can then set up the following mappings:
Row - item
Data (context Row)
                      getIndexedValue - ...
Constant [1, 2, 3] /
Best regards
Joachim

Is there a way to import a .csv file into Numbers?

Can I import a .csv file into Numbers?

Yes, you can import csv (character-separated-values) into Numbers.
If the csv file is comma-separated, then in Numbers you can try File > Open and navigate to the file and open it.
If you don't get the results you want, then try this CSV to Tabs on Clipboard Automator Service (Dropbox download) instead.
To install, double-click the .workflow package and, if necessary, click 'Open Anyway' in System Preferences > Security & Privacy.
Thereafter to use:
In Finder (not Numbers) navigate to the .csv file.
Right-click on the file and choose 'CSV to Tabs on Clipboard' under Services in the contextual menu.
Follow the prompts (trying different separators if needed).
Click once in a Numbers cell.
Command-v to paste. The Numbers table will expand automatically as needed.
These steps are quicker and easier than they sound. Just a few clicks and a keyboard entry.
SG

How can i import an excel file into formscentral?

how can i import an excel file into formscentral?

Thanks for asking. This is not something we currently support but you can add or vote on feature ideas:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/formscentral?view=idea
If you need to add a new idea click "Create an idea" under "Actions" in the top right.
Perry

How do I import a pdf file into numbers?

how do I import a pdf file into numbers?

Open the PDF in preview or you favorite PDF reader, then drag pages from the page view to a Numbers sheet

Can't import data-only Excel doc into Numbers 2013

This is a disaster.
I just downloaded two .xlsx Excel documents, and attempted to open them in the new (2013) Numbers.
These were the simplest possible documents. 101 rows, 17 colmns, no header/side labels. I don't think it included any calculations at all. My coworker used Excel simply to format her data as a table.
The imported Excel table is almost completely blank. A column of dates, and a couple of columns of literal numbers survived. It lost all of the text. I'm sure the column widths were lost. If you try to edit a cell, the editing bar at the bottom does nothing; it has no content, it does not respond to keys or clicks, it stays blank and unresponsive when you select a cell. If you type an = in a cell, there is no expression builder, and clicking in other cells to add them to a calculation merely changes the selection to those cells.
In iWork 2009, the apps posted a notice when they couldn't make a 100% faithful import — and in my usage, those were for missing fonts, not absent functionality. No such notice here.
My question:
Is there any way I can read at least a spreadsheet that makes no use of Excel features?
Further remark, but not a question
I had heard that the days were gone when people had to install Office because that's what they use at work. I managed to get away without using Office from 1989 to this day. I think it's ironic that at the moment Microsoft lost its lock on productivity tools, I am now forced to install Office.

Forgive me, this is not practical advice.
I installed Numbers 3. From the Mac App Store, there being no other way. As is its practice, MAS, wipes out every trace of previous versions of the software it replaces. Numbers 2.3 simply does not exist on my machine.
Yes, I have Time Machine backups. Have you tried drag-installing iWorks applications? They will not run. They rely on system-level frameworks that I am not confident I can dig out of Time Machine.
No, I do not have my original distribution media for iWorks. I bought iWorks nearly six years ago, when computers still had optical drives. It happens I have a couple of 3.5" floppies from the first developer-tools releases in 1984, but those are relics. I don't have the DVD (or CD?).
If I did have the DVD, it would not contain version 2.3. 2.3 came from an Apple update I downloaded from the support site five years ago. I challenge you to give me a live URL for that updater.
P.S. Perhaps I am oversensitive, but I think the implication is gratuitous, that only a fancy-pants rocket scientist would want to import a spreadsheet that contains 100 lines of dates, text, and numbers in 17 columns.
When one double-clicks an .xlsx file, Numbers opens it. Import of Excel files is not an advanced future direction. It is an intended function of the application today. Numbers responds to double-clicking .xlsx files today. If it were not an intended function, it would not attempt to open the file; or at least it would post some kind of alert that the operation is not yet implemented.

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THanks, but no go.
when I open spreadsheet attachment, only option is in lower right hand corner-- a box with arrow. When I touch this icon it gives me a choice to open in Safari or Cancel. No white dots.
PLs be really basic with your response to me. I thought I am pretty computer literate but this has be baffled.
THanks. I'm sure there is something "simple" that I'm missing.

Import an excel file into a table

Anybody can help me on importing a big text file (i.e. an excel file) into a table without using SQL Loader?
Thnx in advance

user5181307 wrote:
There is another method where in you can edit the listener file to make an entry for separate service. then create a database link and tns entry to use the service to access the Excel.What you are referring to is called Heterogeneous Services and allows Oracle to treat something as an External database.
For Excel files you would do it like this...
1- Go to Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Data Sources (ODBC)>System DSN and create a data source with appropriate driver. Name it EXCL.
2- In %ORACLE_HOME%\Network\Admin\Tnsnames.ora fie add entry:
EXCL =
(DESCRIPTION =
(ADDRESS_LIST =
(ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = 10.12.0.24)(PORT = 1521))
(CONNECT_DATA =
(SID = EXCL)
(HS = OK)
Here SID is the name of data source that you have just created.
3- In %ORACLE_HOME%\Network\Admin\Listener.ora file add:
(SID_DESC =
(PROGRAM = hsodbc)
(SID_NAME = <hs_sid>)
(ORACLE_HOME = <oracle home>)
under SID_LIST_LISTENER like:
SID_LIST_LISTENER =
(SID_LIST =
(SID_DESC =
(SID_NAME = PLSExtProc)
(ORACLE_HOME = d:\ORA9DB)
(PROGRAM = extproc)
(SID_DESC =
(GLOBAL_DBNAME = ORA9DB)
(ORACLE_HOME = d:\ORA9DB)
(SID_NAME = ORA9DB)
(SID_DESC =
(PROGRAM = hsodbc)
(SID_NAME = EXCL)
(ORACLE_HOME = D:\ora9db)
Dont forget to reload the listener
c:\> lsnrctl reload
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In this file set following two parameters:
HS_FDS_CONNECT_INFO = excl
HS_FDS_TRACE_LEVEL = 0
5- Now connect to Oracle database and create database link with following command:
SQL> CREATE DATABASE LINK excl
2 USING 'excl'
3 /
Database link created.
Now you can perform query against this database like you would for any remote database.
SQL> SELECT table_name FROM all_tables@excl;
TABLE_NAME
DEPT
EMP... however, from the sounds of the original question the OP is referring to a flat file of data (like a CSV file) and not really an Excel file (.xls) which is a proprietary binary format that you won't be able to read with SQL*Loader or External Tables.
The best method for the OP's requirements would appear to be external tables which were introduced with 9i.

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Hello everyone!
I have an Excel file I want to Import into SQL Developer. Do I need to Create a table first than import the file into the table?
Or is there a way to import an Excel file and it automatically generate or turn into a table?
I would really appreciate any directions or explanations.
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Joyce Scapicchio wrote:
I suspect that you are having memory problems opening the excel file. This is a known issue with excel files for importing and exporting. Check this post for suggestions:
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Joyce Scapicchio
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Once I did this and try opening the file, the setup window opened and I was able to do all the additional tweaking and convert the data to a table.
Because of this I am speculating that SQL Developer does not work with Excel XLSX extension.
Thanks again!
JM

How to import MS Excel data into an exisiting SharePoint List?

Hi Guys,
Is it possible to import an excel list or excel data into a SharePoint List that has already been created? Not create a new list.
I know you can import a spreadsheet which will create a new list, but I don't want that because I have created columns already that do calculations and such and I don't want to recreate them....
It can be either an excel or access list, but I want to make sure the pre-existing columns in still my SharePoint list.

Sure,
Go to list datasheet view in IE
Open excel and copy the range
Paste in datasheet view
If column range match and validation overcome, data will start pasting as expected.
http://3sharp.com/blog/copy-and-paste-from-excel-to-a-sharepoint-list/
https://clintoncherry.wordpress.com/2008/02/27/bulk-copy-and-paste-into-a-sharepoint-list/
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/3c60ee05-1408-4b73-bb2b-2d42bf913572/how-to-copy-excel-sheet-data-to-sharepoint-2010-list
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