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.csv can be imported into Excel to make .xls. .txt can be imported into Word to make .doc. .html can be imported into either Excel or Word. .ppt? No comment
by sowhata 14y ago
.csv can be imported into Excel to make .xls.
.txt can be imported into Word to make .doc.
.html can be imported into either Excel or Word.
.ppt? No comment.
.csv, .txt and .html are much easier to work with across different operating systems.
- fafner 14y ago.csv only works for data. It doesn't work if you use any spreadsheet functionality. .txt lacks any kind of formatting. I don't know the current state of Word .html-Export. But in the past (late 90s/early 00s) it was known for being amazingly bad and using IE-extensions.
- eckyptang 14y agoIt's actually very good and always was. There were no extensions that were browser specific. These were, if you check out output out, simply commented out metadata and custom prefixed CSS rules that allowed it to be imported back into Word if required without losing any information that was lost when exporting to HTML. You could remove all these with a text editor (or a regex) and it'd knock perfectly good HTML + CSS out.