Quiz files tab delimited

The most common way to use the external data in excel is importing from a text file. A text file is the file which contains the unformatted data generally used by the windows. It contains only the text and numbers without formulas, pictures and different format for different text. As formatting cannot be applied to the text files so to understand the data there are two types of text files which can be imported in excel: Delimiters text file and fixed width text file.

Delimiters text file is the text file with special delimiters between each column of the data. It is not necessary that the data is always aligned in the column form but there would not be any problem to import a file having delimiters. There are three types of delimiters used in the file to separate the data: Space-delimited text, Comma-delimited text and Tab-delimited text. Space-delimited text : Before starting the next column a single space is used in between them.

Screenshot displaying Space-delimited text is as shown: 2. Comma-delimited text: Each column can also be separated with comma to import the data in excel file. Screenshot displaying Comma-delimited text is as shown: 3. Tab-delimited text: Tabs can also be used as a separator between the columns. Using tabs in between the column, data looks more manageable than comma and spaces in the text file. Screenshot displaying tab-delimited text is as shown:.

The text Import wizard itself determines that whether a file is delimited text file or a fixed width text file. Suppose a Product. For importing the text file, first text file need to be created. Screenshot displaying text file is as follow: 2. Open a new workbook, and click on save button which is present inside File tab. Screenshot displaying From Text option is as shown: 4. Import Text File dialog box will appears. Select the Text file from Import Text File dialog box.

Click Import button. Screenshot displaying Import Text File is as shown: 5. Text Import Wizard window will open with three steps in it. First step will determine the type of text file. Like here Delimited file type is selected by default. Click Fixed width to insert column break at time of inserting text file. Click on the Next button to proceed to step 2. Screenshot displaying Text Import Wizard is as shown: 6.

Second step will allow user to set the column break for the data , click on the arrow on the data preview box and drag to set the position of the column and then click on the next button for third step. Screenshot displaying second step of Text Import Wizard is as shown: 6. In third step, the format for the data of each column can be set.

Select the format type for column and click on the Finish button. Screenshot displaying third steps of Text Import Wizard is as follow: 7. Import Data dialog box will open when Finish button is clicked. This dialog box will ask about the location of the data. There are two test sites 1 AcroTeX. Results are written to a tab-delimited file. The differences here are 1 the PDF file remains in the browser window and 2 the server-side script returns an FDF file what informs the user as to the status of the submission.

Results are saved to a tab-delimited file. The student is allowed to see the score on the quiz and the corrections. Take the quiz and submit. After submission, an HTML page opens with the results. Download this file to your deskop and view with Adobe Reader. Take the quiz and submit, the server-side script returns FDF data announcing success or failure of the submission.

No HTML page is opened. Taking and submitting a sensitive quiz from the desktop may breach security of the quiz. Download this file to your computer and open with Adobe Reader. When the file is opened in Reader, it launches the default web browser to the online version of the quiz file, then closes the quiz that is open in Reader. The file does not allow printing. Results are sent to the instructor.