>I tried it in columns first (seems more natural) but then
>the export to CSV (comma separated values) comes out wrong
>...it seems to write out all the columns for row 1, all
>the columns for row 2, etc...there may be some clever way
>around that...dunno....

Do not do an export. Just highlight the range you want to use, and do a
copy/paste into your asm source file, and it will have the appropriate
number of rows and columns pasted as CSV.

An export always does the whole sheet AFAIK.

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