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Default problem with test to columns feature identifying odd delimiting character

I have exported some stuff from an outlook inbox into excel for analysis.
The boby of the emails I have exported contain data which I need, each piece
of data is on a seperate row in the email boby.

"CDControls.iAD
AnaBACK PRSR MBAR HIGH
WARNING !!
Reg No: TA656
Serial No: 666069
BATT: 26.9 volts
GSM Sig: 20 db
MEM:5481/86400
"
When I export it it comes in to excel all in one cell with a character
seperating each row that I cant reproduce. Its 2 very bold letter "l"'s which
seems to the the character that forces the new row i the email. How can I
identify the character to properly seperate each row above into seperate
columns in the spreadsheet?

All help appreciated

Thanks

Mark

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