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Text file data all in first column
Trying to import my text file into Query. Asks me to select columns, but all
the data is in first column, how do I create the text file from the back office so it will put records in seperate columns. Thanks |
Text file data all in first column
Look at Data==Text-to-Columns
"Hood" wrote: Trying to import my text file into Query. Asks me to select columns, but all the data is in first column, how do I create the text file from the back office so it will put records in seperate columns. Thanks |
Text file data all in first column
I know text to columns but the reason for using query on text files is that
the text files contain more rows of data than Excel can handle, therefore I cannot manipulate data within Excel. The answer is probably going to be in how my back office creates a text file, this is my area of knowledge deficiency (AOKD). "Toppers" wrote: Look at Data==Text-to-Columns "Hood" wrote: Trying to import my text file into Query. Asks me to select columns, but all the data is in first column, how do I create the text file from the back office so it will put records in seperate columns. Thanks |
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