>the secondary "odd" part is that in viewing the "PDF-looking report", you (or
>someone) CHOSE to enter data in columns E-F-G..
>Is that where the "real" data would end up?
>in other words: is this sample data "consistent" in formatting as the actual
>data will be?
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et me know which direction you'd like to go from here!
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Paul,
I'm very excited to find someone who thinks this will be fun! Once I know
more, I'm sure I'll think it's fun, too. :) I'm currently training other
staff members, but I will answer your questions as soon as possible later
today. I believe we do have the option of exporting as a text file.
Becky,
This looks like FUN (I know, sick AND twisted!)
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There's a few things I need to help you out.
First of all, do you recieve this data already in an Excel file?
or is it a "flat" text file?
If it's a "text" file, it would almost be easier to use VBA to read t
