CSV files are automatically associated with Excel but when I open them, all the rows are basically in the first column, like this:
Turns out it was a regional setting issue;
Go into your control panel --> Regional Settings --> Advanced Settings and change your list separator to a comma.
Mine was set to semi-colon for South Africa after I changed to Windows 8. After I changed it to a comma, all my CSV's open correctly with Excel 2013.
Hope this helps.
Additional comment:
I used the same steps as Lèse majesté, but I also changed the Decimal symbol from a comma (,) to a fullstop (.) and it fixed my problem.
This is because, by Default, Windows 8 uses a comma as a Decimal symbol and Excel gets confused when it has to use both the characters as separator and Decimal symbol.
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