Can I keep those commas?

I'm converting a text file with strings such as this into a form that can be read by another application.

"2JC","0278294","JP Morgan Life UK Liquidity 3",E

I need to get rid of the quotes characters but keep the data separated by the commas.

As I open the txt file into Excel, the Text Import Wizard appears and recognizes the file as Delimited.

I follow the steps and, at Step 2, I choose Comma as the delimiter.

However, when I come to save the file as a TXT, the commas that separated the data have gone. (The Save As dialogue box only offers Text (Tab Delimited) as an option for Text files.)

The application that I'm going to import into needs those commas to separate the various items of data.

Is there a way to retain (or restore) the commas?

Thanks.

Suppose your data is in 5 column A2,B2,C2,D2,E2,F2 ...... not put this formula in column G2...

=A2&","&B2&","&C2&","&D2&","&E2&","&F2

Wow, you guys are too quick! I'd just figured it out and was coming back to delete my question!

Am I dumb! Of course there is a CSV option in the Save-As dialogue - I just didn't notice it in there!

I did find though, that I needed to go into the Properties of the saved file to tell it open with Notepad, rather than Excel. And there are mycommas!

Thanks!