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I have a text-file address listing with a couple of thousand entries of
varying number of lines--some have 3 lines: Name Address City, State Zip and others have 4: Name Etc (like "c/o" or contact name--no particular pattern to this) Address City, State Zip There are no blank lines between records. I don't have any control over the format of the text file, as it's an extract from another program and I can't change the way the data is extracted. I can't use Excel's transpose feature to get a useful spreadsheet because the records aren't consistent in the number of lines per record. Is there a way to convert this data to a spreadsheet with 4 columns per record (with a blank column for the 3-line records)? |
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