CSV file not recognised - csv

I am creating a CSV file in my system and MFT to another. When they receive it, their job does not pick up the file. When they open the file in excel, save it locally and reload the same file, the job picks up the records. I can't figure out what could be wrong with the file I create or something wrong with their job? Anyone experienced something similar?
Appreciate any ideas.
Thanks


With such a few details no one rather than you can find what's wrong.
My suggestion would be to get two files: one - the original file that the job does not want to deal with; second - the file that the job can consume (saved via Excel). Then open this two files in a notepad and try to find any differences.

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