- Find a tab character in the file. This isn't too hard to do, because that's how info is separated. Make sure it's only one tab and not two tabs. Copy the character. (Alternatively you could open up any new document, type a tab character, and copy it.)
- Open Find and Replace (Command-F). For the Find value, paste the tab character. You must paste it, as typing Tab jumps to the next field. Set the Replace vale to a comma (,).
- Hit Replace All. You'll see plenty of places where there are now multiple commas (especially with Daily reports). Ignore this; everything will be fine.
- I use Save As mostly as a precaution, but Save will work. All you need to do is change the extension to .csv for Comma Separated Value. If no extension is showing, type it on you own. When prompted, say that you do want to use CSV as the format.
- Open the CSV file in Numbers or Excel, etc. Not only is the layout nice, but you can now run math functions on the data, if that's your thing.
[robg adds: Excel is pretty good at parsing many pure text files, so you could also try asking Excel to simply open the downloaded file first, to see what you get.]

