I'm coming to this thread late, so forgive me if this has already been
mentioned, but `org-table-import' always works for me.
Best,
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Eric Schulte
http://cs.unm.edu/~eschulte/
Samuel Wales writes:
> I have an old CSV that looks like this. I'd like to convert
> it to Org format.
I've used csv-mode in the past for this but I cannot do this now as
there is some bug in csv-mode that is causing problems with, of all
things, my mode-line-format... sigh.
Anyway, check out
Samuel Wales wrote:
> Hmm, thanks for your comments. I can see the appeal of a Python-ish
> solution, but I was thinking maybe some elisp (or even a package or a
> part of Org) instead. Then it could grow to a generally useful
> importer.
>
The trouble is that CSV is a very loosely defined fo
Hi Nick,
Thanks for your comments. I can see the appeal of an external tool,
but I was thinking maybe some elisp (or even a package or a
part of Org) could do it instead. Then it could maybe even grow to
become a generally useful
importer. I am useless at Python.
Samuel
Hmm, thanks for your comments. I can see the appeal of a Python-ish
solution, but I was thinking maybe some elisp (or even a package or a
part of Org) instead. Then it could grow to a generally useful
importer.
Samuel Wales wrote:
> I have an old CSV that looks like this. I'd like to convert
> it to Org format.
>
> I think I want to use properties for every field except Name
> (headline) and Note (body text with \r\n meaning newline).
>
> What is the best way to do this?
>
> "Na&me","&W","&H","A","B
I have an old CSV that looks like this. I'd like to convert
it to Org format.
I think I want to use properties for every field except Name
(headline) and Note (body text with \r\n meaning newline).
What is the best way to do this?
"Na&me","&W","&H","A","B","N&et","&File","&Title","&Org","Addr&1
