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 * Precision is limited to eight decimal places.  Additional digits will be stripped during
 import and may cause unintended rounding issues.
 
-* Microsoft Excel.  Don't let this cause you to bang your head against a wall.
+* Microsoft Excel.  Don't let Excel cause you to bang your head against a wall.
 Picture this scenario.  You keep your transactions for your input file in a Google Sheet,
 and you're meticulous about making sure it's perfect.
-You then download it as a CSV file and import it into `cryptools`.  
+You then download it as a CSV file and import it into `cryptools`.
 It works perfectly, and you have all your reports.
 Then you realize you'd like to quickly change a memo and re-run the reports, so you open the CSV file in Excel and edit it.
 Then you import it into `cryptools` again and the program panics!
 What happened is most likely that Excel changed the rounding of your precise decimals underneath you!
-As a result, it appears your input file has been clearly incorrectly prepared 
-because it appears that you're spending more coins than you actually owned at that time.
+Depending on the rounding, `cryptools` may think your input file has been incorrectly prepared
+because you've supposedly spent more coins than you actually owned at that time.
 `Cryptools` does not let you spend coins you don't own, and it will exit upon finding such a condition.
-The program is right, and your data is right, but Excel modified your data, and it can be infuriating when the program crashes for "no reason."
+The program is right, and your data is right, but Excel modified your data, so the program crashed for "no reason."
+The solution is to have Excel already open, then in the ribbon's Data tab, you'll import your CSV file "From Text."
+You'll choose Delimited, and Comma, and then highlight every column and choose Text as the data type.
 
 ## Installation