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I am trying to find a workaround for a formatting issue I'm having. I
download data from a financial system that comes out as an ASCII fixed format file that we save as a .txt file in notepad. We then use an import macro in an Access db to upload this financial info to our db. So, here's my question, the method with which we download will be going away, to be replaced by a web-based query that delivers the information either as an Excel file or a CSV text file. I need to make the data it delivers look exactly like the formatted data I get from the financial system. Is there any way to somehow capture the exact formatting from the download and apply that to the future data we'll be getting via query? If not, any other suggestions other than re-writing the Access import macro? |
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