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Hi everyone,
I'm trying to import a text file that is in the following format: ------------------------------------------ Bunch of Junk ------------------------------------------ R01 27 $99.00 DOE, JOHN 000000000 1234567890 028-000058927 (7713021) R01 -REASON UNKOWN - R08 27 $99.00 DOE, JANE 000000000 1234567890 033-000064075 (7713057) R08 -REASON KNOWN 4443 - R01 27 $99.16 DOLL, BETSY. 000000000 1234567890 033-000075124 (7713131) R01 -REASON UNKNOWN - ----------------------------------------- More Junk ----------------------------------------- I need to import the data in the example with the following criteria: - ONLY lines with R01 (so the R08 line would be skipped) - Need the amount in a column - First and last name (separated) - The routing numbers (the 9 digit number that is zeroed out) - The account numbers (variable length) - The 13 character string that is below the name I've looked around and think that macros are the best way to do it. problem is that I have no understanding as to where to even start. so anyone that could help me with this I'll greatly approciate it ! Thank you for all your help.. |
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