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SQLLOADER not loading correct value from csv? Please help.

Issue: Rank column of target table is loaded with 'Yes' value instead of numbers and character values in excel? Why?
Please find attached excel sheet from which i am loading data using TOAD SQLLOADER Wizard
Data_control.ctl is the control file.
Now Rank column of excel is having both numbers and characters stored as text,using sqlloader i am loading it into target table crr_stg
Table script:
CREATE TABLE ERDCRM.CRR_STG
(
ES100 VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
REGION VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
REVIEW_PERIOD VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
REVIEW_TYPE VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
RANK NVARCHAR2(20)
)
Kindly help.
Answers
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No one in their right mind is going to open a link to an Excel or Word document, from some stranger on the internet. That's a major source of 'infected' autoexecute macros.
In fact, many people here refuse to open any link, regardless of the file type. You should post your csv ( or a representative extract from it) _as text_ in your message. Same for the control file.
And any posted code and data should be formatted as such, as per https://community.oracle.com/tech/apps-infra/kb/articles/12-format-text