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Hello,
I have recieved a table that has multiple values in the same cell. The table (named Permits) contains one col (named Tract_ID). Presumably, the user used ALT-Enter to nest the values in the same cell. So a typical cell would contain values like this: "7-5-029-002 7-5-030-002 7-5-031-001 7-5-032-001" This type of "multiple" entry values occurs about half of the time on this particular spreadsheet. The other half of the time, there will be only one value in the Tract_ID col, like this: 7-5-029-015. Now if you try and save the spreadsheet with the multiple value cells to a text file then try to re-import it, it shows the multiple-value field values separated by a square box (wish I knew what to call it - if anyone knows what it is called, please tell me). Also, if I try to import the spreadsheet into Access, it shows that little square character. Here is my question: Is there a way to run a function such that it will take the 1st (of the 4 aforementioned) value, and put it in a separate column, then repeat that until all 4 values are in their own separate columns? |
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