In the third step, review and make sure no changes need to be made. If you’re still unsure, you can send it to our Customer Support team and we’ll be more than happy to help.ĩ. If you look at the file and there are commas after each entry, then Comma is the right choice. If there is just a bunch of space between one field and another, then Tab is the right choice. The best way to tell is to take a look at the contents of the file and see how they’re divided. In the second step, select “Tab” if you’re working with the Amazon All Products Report, or “Comma” if you’re using another file. Below the area where you selected delimited, make sure to select that your data has headers (check the box) then click next.ħ. In the first step of the Import Wizard, select “Delimited”.Ħ. Find the TXT file on your computer and click “Open”.ĥ. On the far right, click “Get External Data”, then select the “From Text” option.Ĥ.
Open Excel and create a new spreadsheet.ģ. In the interest of allowing you to import your files more quickly, or so that you can edit the files before you send them to use for import, you will find instructions below on how to convert a TXT file into a CSV file.ġ.
In the event that GeekSeller asks you for a file from Amazon or from another system, some systems can export TXT files that GeekSeller is unfortunately unable to import without adjustment.