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Default Convert text file into columns

On May 16, 2:39 pm, aquaflow wrote:
On May 16, 2:18 pm, "Rick Rothstein \(MVP - VB\)"



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Is that actual data you showed us? If so, I find it confusing as to what you
want. Do you want the word "Name" without the trailing equal sign in Column
A? Are we to skip over the *"dev"/"null" part? The other equal signs are on
lines by themselves? Anything you can give us to clarify the **actual** data
in the text file would be useful. Also, what is the approximate size of the
largest text file you would ever expect to process (in Kilobytes or
Megabytes)?


Rick


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contents of the text file
Name =
*"dev"/"null"
CodeVersion
=
ReleaseID
=


need to make col1 Name col2 CodeVersion col3 Releaseid using macro


Need some help


Name=Microsoft Excel
Codeversion=WIndows 2003
Releaseid=22


Here is the text file contents (total size is 4KB)
Name =
FAULTLOGSUPPORT
CodeVersion =
52.1
ReleaseID = (52.189.8000)

I want to create Col 1 Col 2 Col3
Name CodeVersion Releaseid

It is better to have a batch file to create a column based excel
output or a macro

Thanks for your help


 
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