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Default .csv file conversion


Hello again everyone,

I have a new file I am working with this time. This one I need to
extract data from a .csv file into an Excel file, and rearrange the
data to make it appear a certin way. Esentially the .csv file has
sample data listed in rows with Sample Type, Method Type, Compound
Name, Measurement Units, and Results as the columns.
A programmer no longer with the company created a mini-program that
takes these columns and rows and rearranges them so that the compund
Name and units becomes the column header, and the results are reported
in rows below with row headers of the sample type. I am trying to
create a macro that will duplicate this result.
I don't even know where to begin. I haven't done anything like this
before, and I am so lost I don't even know how to start researching
what I want to do.
Do to being as lost as I am, I don't have any code started. Any advice
or guidence will be appreciated.

Here's to hope,
Amber:)


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