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 Hello, 
  
Change date format in CSV file to 
dd/mm/yyyy format. Should work ok. If you have date format like, 24-December, or 
other Excel Date formats, it will give a Error. 
  
For further confirmation,  
Open the spliced file (New file) in 
any Text Editor. If there are any other characters than what should be present, 
it will show the same. You can delete that and save. 
  
Cheers 
  
Prashanth 
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  Sent: Sunday, July 10, 2005 11:09 
PM 
  Subject: [amibroker] Re: Files not 
  compatible? 
  
  I'll try that, but just out of curiousity - how would you 
  do it in  Excel? I actually used to tutor an Excel class part-time in 
  college,  so I am pretty familiar with it. I never did have to convert to 
   different file types though.
  Thanks,
  Jacques
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  amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, 
  "dingo" <dingo@x...> wrote: > use a 
  text editor to cut and paste since you aren't that familiar  with 
  the > workings of Excel. >   > d >  > 
   >   _____   >  > From: 
  amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]  On 
  Behalf > Of jacquesmmathieu > Sent: Sunday, July 10, 2005 1:24 
  PM > To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: [amibroker] Files 
  not compatible? >  >  > I've been trying to find a way to 
  splice csv files together so  that I  > can splice futures contracts 
  together. I want to create a  continuous  > contract file, but I can 
  get free data from brite futures. I just  have  > to be able to 
  splice it. What I've been doing is importing data to  > Amibroker, 
  exporting the files to a csv format, and then cutting  and  > 
  pasting. Or trying to. It seems that every time I modify a file in  > 
  Excel I can't use the data in Amibroker anymore. I get a weird  prompt 
   > like this: >  > CN05.csv may contain features that are 
  not compatible with CSV  (comma  > delimited). Do you want to keep 
  the workbook in this format? >  > If I click yes then I can't use 
  the file to import anymore - when  I  > use the wizard I get an error 
  in the date format. If I click no it  > gives me the option to change 
  the file to a .xls and then I can't  use  > it either. Is there a way 
  around this? Why doesn't it just save it  in  > the same format? I 
  knew there was a reason I became a biologist. >  > Jacques > 
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