I have been working with a spreadsheet a company sent me. My goal is to convert the data to DBF/VFP. I plan to do it by converting the spreadsheet to .CSV type and then appending to DBF. I deleted a few un-necessary columns. But then when I save this spreadsheet as .CSV I see that the .CSV text file has "empty" spaces for the columns I deleted. And when I look at the spreadsheet I see some missing columns. For example, I see columns A, B, C, F, G, and so on. So the columns D and E are hidden or somehow still there. How do I reset the spreadsheet to have the column letters all in alphabetical order?
UPDATE. Found solution.
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