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Hi,
I have a text file I import to Access, which have a line break at pos. 80.
The string is up to 240 pos. long. Therefore, it is imported in several rows.
To be more precise, it is a .dat file.
How do I concatenate these rows or is it possible to concatente when
importing?
Each record starts with 940S
Field1
940SWI010095624130821 25 12502200206
28 0
0000/0020 60FC071005JPY000000000000000
940SWI050095624130821 25 12502200206
28 0
0000/0062FC071005JPY00000000000000064 C071005JPY000000000000000
940SWI010095624130821 25 12506012390
28 0
0000/0020 60FC071005EUR000000000000000
940SWI050095624130821 25 12506012390
28 0
0000/0062FC071005EUR00000000000000064 C071005EUR000000000000000
940SWI010095624130821 25 16024534328
28 0
0000/0020 60FC071005NOK000001050539237
940SWI020095624130821 25 16024534328
28 0
0000/0061 0710051005D 000000003393866 //
8200
46GIRO 712727 20071005
940SWI070095624130821 25 16024534328
28 0
0000/0086 GIRO
Ronny
I have a text file I import to Access, which have a line break at pos. 80.
The string is up to 240 pos. long. Therefore, it is imported in several rows.
To be more precise, it is a .dat file.
How do I concatenate these rows or is it possible to concatente when
importing?
Each record starts with 940S
Field1
940SWI010095624130821 25 12502200206
28 0
0000/0020 60FC071005JPY000000000000000
940SWI050095624130821 25 12502200206
28 0
0000/0062FC071005JPY00000000000000064 C071005JPY000000000000000
940SWI010095624130821 25 12506012390
28 0
0000/0020 60FC071005EUR000000000000000
940SWI050095624130821 25 12506012390
28 0
0000/0062FC071005EUR00000000000000064 C071005EUR000000000000000
940SWI010095624130821 25 16024534328
28 0
0000/0020 60FC071005NOK000001050539237
940SWI020095624130821 25 16024534328
28 0
0000/0061 0710051005D 000000003393866 //
8200
46GIRO 712727 20071005
940SWI070095624130821 25 16024534328
28 0
0000/0086 GIRO
Ronny