cappiccolo
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I have a .csv where (once text to columns and bold for emphasis, to try to make it easier to see) it's formatted like this. I need to be able to import this into a template so that I can work with it - new files come through every day.
I found a super useful thread with a response from Trevor_S about this kind of problem with a macro, and I think this could work for me. My query is kind of a next step, I guess. I'm wondering how to tell a macro when to stop, because it needs to stop before the last row in this instance. For example if I want to take the data from rows 4 - 12, rather than from 4 to the end, how would I do that? Particularly as there are three instances of RECORD_TYPE.
I found a super useful thread with a response from Trevor_S about this kind of problem with a macro, and I think this could work for me. My query is kind of a next step, I guess. I'm wondering how to tell a macro when to stop, because it needs to stop before the last row in this instance. For example if I want to take the data from rows 4 - 12, rather than from 4 to the end, how would I do that? Particularly as there are three instances of RECORD_TYPE.