Note that duplicate updates may give rise to error messages.If it's still not possible to map out a way around the situation after doing that, the external hard disc drive should be disconnected, and then the updates reinstalled. The first thing to do is to determine if other programs are interfering with the operations of Excel by booting the Mac in Safe Mode.There are a number of ways to resolve these issues. These crashes can occur at any point in time while app is running, including upon launching or while certain operations are being executed. Microsoft Excel for macOS 10.14 Crashes.Numbers File Can’t Be Open on macOS 10.14.Can’t Open Keynote Files on macOS 10.14.macOS 10.14 Update Not Showing on App Store.Alternatives to Adobe Acrobat for macOS 10.14.Mac Won’t Wake from Sleep on mac OS 10.14.Black Screen after Upgrade to macOS 10.14.Time Machine Stuck on Preparing Backup in macOS 10.14.Apps Freeze or Quit Unexpectedly on macOS 10.14.Merge and Remove Duplicate Contacts on macOS 10.14.Remove and Rearrange Menu Bar Icons on macOS 10.14.Edit Photos with Preview in macOS 10.14.Method to Back Up Data on Mac before Updating into 10.14.Power Query which is NOT available for Mac users. I'm afraid, that comes with "Get and Transform Data", a.k.a. Then, you mention that you can't find how to connect to a folder. There are resources on the web that explain how to do this with VBA, though.
Can you automate these steps? Probably yes, but I can't help you with that. Added a cleaned csv file and the resulting xlsx after import. Save the file (with a different name, to be safe) and now import the new file into Excel. Press Replace All.) Then, also replace all quotation marks with nothing. Open the csv in the TextEdit app on your Mac and do a Find off line feeds (type Alt-Enter in the Find field and type a space in the Replace field. Don't ask me why, I'm not an expert in that area.
Excel doesn't handle these properly when you use the text/csv import wizard. Your csv-data contains files with line break and fields with "" (i.e. You already figured it out, but just in case you haven't.
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