Downloading AT&T Wireless Usage Data
Thing 1 I have learned about AT&T Wireless data plan usage download:
You can download you usage for Excel, and it downloads as an .xls file—but it’s XML, not BIFF.
Thing 2 I have learned about AT&T Wireless data plan usage download:
You can download you usage as a CSV file, and it’s saved by default as .csv—but it uses a vertical bar as the column delimiters, not a comma.
Thing 3 I have learned about AT&T Wireless data plan usage download:
When you finally get the usage data into a spreadsheet, the values in the Usage column represent either kilobytes or megabytes, on a row by row basis. There’s no scale indicator in the row data.
I wish I could say this was the first time I’ve seen mixed units in a column or a “CSV” file with no C’s.
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