When I open an exported CSV file all data appears in a single column?

How can I force Excel to open CSV files with data arranged in columns?

Using "Data - From Text" to open files1Open a new Excel sheet.2Click the Data tab, then From Text.3Select the CSV file that has the data clustered into one column.4Select Delimited, then make sure the File Origin is Unicode UTF-8.5Select Comma (this is Affinity's default list separator). ... 6Finally, click Finish.How to open CSV files with the correct delimiter/separator

Why is my CSV file not opening correctly in Excel?

CSV (comma delimited) will not open correctly and the data within will be displayed incorrectly. This is due to regional Excel settings that have default list separator options where files will either be read with a comma separator or semicolon separator.

How do I separate a column in Excel CSV?

Try it!1Select the cell or column that contains the text you want to split.2Select Data > Text to Columns.3In the Convert Text to Columns Wizard, select Delimited > Next.4Select the Delimiters for your data. ... 5Select Next.6Select the Destination in your worksheet which is where you want the split data to appear.Split text into different columns with the Convert Text to Columns Wizard

Why is CSV not comma Separated?

In North America and some other countries, the default list separator is a comma, so you get CSV comma delimited. In European countries, a comma is reserved for the decimal symbol, and the list separator is generally set to semicolon. That is why the result is CSV semicolon delimited.