You are correct. The HTML All Fields version works however, I need the data in an Excel format. I don't think HTML can be converted into Excel?!
Actually - yes it can, I do it all the time. Try this...
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Thanks for the tip. My problem is that Excel is not an option to open the file with as I use Office 365 (web version). I guess you have to have Excel downloaded on your PC in order for it to be an option?!
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Ok, not a problem, just copy the file to your one-drive and open it from there.
And yes, I downloaded Excel, I thought that was an option for everyone with Office 365.
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