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    hello i have a data base in prolog and i want to transfer it to excell and make some transformation ,i would like to know if there some API or command who can help me in this work?

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      hello i have a data base in prolog and i want to transfer it to excell and make some transformation ,i would like to know if there some API or command who can help me in this work?

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      My first question would be is this sort of thing even possible (i.e., exporting the Prolog database to something that Excel can understand)? If it can be done manually, chances are there's a way to do it via code.


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        My first question would be is this sort of thing even possible (i.e., exporting the Prolog database to something that Excel can understand)? If it can be done manually, chances are there's a way to do it via code.


        "Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow

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        i could transfer the prolog database to text file ,and now i am looking to transfer it to excel file .

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          i could transfer the prolog database to text file ,and now i am looking to transfer it to excel file .

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          That'll probably work, but you need to make sure that the format of the text file is understandable by Excel. To verify this, export the Prolog database to a text file and try to open the file via Excel. It will ask you about the delimeters used in the file. If you can successfully open the file via Excel, then you can do the same thing with code.


          "Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow

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