If I understand correctly, then you get a result of 126 000 lines, or slightly more than 2,500 pages of A4 ... If you need to analyze it in person, the idea of a single column is not very good.
ex:
xls2col2.vbs Book 1.xlsx Or drag&drop excel file to vbscript:
use Book 1.txt
xls2col2.vbs:
If WScript.Arguments.Count <1 then Wscript.Echo "Ex.1: cscript xls2col.vbs filename.xls" Wscript.Echo "Ex.2: cscript xls2col.vbs filename.xlsx" Wscript.Quit End If Const OpenAsDefault = -2 Const FailIfNotExist = 0 Const ForReading = 1 Const ForWriting = 2 Const xlTextWindows=20 Const xlUnicodeText=42 Const ExtName = ".txt" Dim ConvertExt:ConvertExt = xlTextWindows Dim strFilePath:strFilePath = WScript.Arguments.Item(0) Dim FSO:Set FSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") If FSO.FileExists(strFilePath) Then Dim FileProperties:Set FileProperties=FSO.GetFile(strFilePath) Dim strOpenFileName : strOpenFileName = FileProperties.Path Dim FileConvertName : FileConvertName = FSO.BuildPath(FileProperties.ParentFolder, FSO.GetBaseName(FileProperties) & ExtName) Dim ExcelApplication:Set ExcelApplication = CreateObject("Excel.Application") ExcelApplication.Workbooks.Open(strOpenFileName) ExcelApplication.DisplayAlerts = FALSE ExcelApplication.Visible = FALSE ExcelApplication.Workbooks(1).SaveAs FileConvertName, ConvertExt ExcelApplication.Quit WScript.Sleep 5000 Set FSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Dim file: Set file = FSO.OpenTextFile(FileConvertName, ForReading, FailIfNotExist, OpenAsDefault) Dim FileReadAll: FileReadAll = file.ReadAll file.Close FileReadAll = Replace(FileReadAll, Chr(9), Chr(13)&Chr(10)) Set file = FSO.OpenTextFile(FileConvertName, ForWriting, True) file.Write(FileReadAll) file.Close Else WScript.Echo "File Open Error: file not exist!" WScript.Quit End If This script saves your file first in the text, and then it converts the text in it in one column. If it is needed it is in excel format, open the text file and resave, but I do not see the need.
EViews 7 txt file:
