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Seems to me you might have to do this in two bites. The first import would
by column-dependant - "fixed width", that is - dividing the text into two columns, ie the first five bytes and the rest. Then import the rest space-delimited, marking multiple places as one. Would that work for you? --- "Krish" wrote: I need to convert a .txt file which has data without a commas. 00120* ROASTED RED PEPPER SPREAD RETAIL 44.590 CS 02951*GORDAL OLIVES UNPITTED 2/5 LB 59.910 CS The first 5 characters represent the product number and the text followed by until the space is the Product description, then Pack size, Price and Unit of Measure. |
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