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I need to import data into Excel for statistical analysis. The data is being
collected from thousands of PC's in an organization. Each of them generates a "log" file and places it on a server. Each file is a text file, tab delimited with a header row, and a data row. Each file imports perfectly into Excel. What I would like to do, is concatenate the files into one file, then import the entire file. I am able to do this by doing: "copy *.log concatenated.txt" and it creates one file which imports fine. The problem is that in this concatenated file, every other line is a repeat of the column headers. Is there an easy way in Excel to import that file and recognize every other line as headers and reject them? I am using Excel 2007. Thanks, Steve |
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