cr33dog:
I would have bet money that openoffice would go past 256, but it doesn't. :(
Gnumeric (which has a windows port in progress) can be compiled to support more columns, but the binary doesn't. :(
I read that Quattro Pro can do far more than 256 - I have not confirmed it.
The only one I found (that worked) was koffice-kspread (KDE Spreadsheet), but if you're on windows, it isn't going to be much help.
Maybe someone else can come up with more...
Chris
As a further to my post ref, how to edit the csv file when they go over 255 colums in size...
I found these two great programs
CSVed and uniCSVed
They opened my csv file no hassle at all with 600+ columns
My next problem, is that I have lots more options to add, this is because some options in my product has 180 choices in sizes by millimeter , problem is this is in x and y, so i have to add 360 options in all, which when easypopulate exports, it will mean 360x3 because of the way easypopulate adds its own columns into the csv, so with the 600 i already have and a further 1000+ i am looking at the easypopulate csv from hell.
good thing to point out is that easypopulate seems to bear with it, and they upload fine. so its a great test
what i could do with
is an option in easypopulate, to export, product id, name and to choose, the option category to export, not all at once, or nothing
anyone any ideas?
Steve