OK, this comes from the Nabble interface and from your example data I come to
the conclusion that all data are integers.
A generic solution for up to 1024 columns may look like this:
Assumed data in Data.A1:AMJ999
A1000: =MAX(LEN(A$1:$A$999)) [this is an array formula to be entered with
Ctrl+Shift+Enter rather than Enter]
Copy&paste A1000 to B1000:AMJ1000 (drag&drop won't do what I want in this
case).
Now we have an additional row with the maximum lenghts of each data column
in A1:AMJ999.
Other_Sheet.A1: =IF(LEN($Data.A1)<$Data.A$1000;REPT("
";$Data.A$1000-LEN($Data.A1));"")&$Data.A1
Copy Other_Sheet.A1 to Other_Sheet.A1:AMJ999
For formatted numbers (dates, times, percent etc) replace $Data.A1 with
TEXT($Data.A1;"format_string") in the respective column.
Now all the cells are left padded with spaces having the same lenght as the
calculated maximum lenght.
Save that sheet as delimited text but with no column delimiter nor text
delimiter. Clear the respective export options.
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