WAD Import File Format (bisp)

HI
I have saved a excel file in the format of HTML.
I am trying to import the into WAD and its only giving the option of
Bisp( UTF-8)
Bisp( Local Encoding)
How do i import the html file ?
Suggestions will be appreciated
Thanks
K.Mohan

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