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Our website has pricing tables per product that appear like this:
![]() In order to update pricing on our website, we have to use an import/export text file that is in this format with a lot of extra characters that make it tedious to edit; this data is all in one cell when opened in Excel: ![]() (Hopefully the image above can be clicked on to enlarge.) We use this simple pricing spreadsheet to calculate our prices: ![]() For instance, we want the '15.51' in the long string to be replaced with '16.95', etc. Any suggestions on a way to update the import/export text file with the new values from our pricing spreadsheet? Thanks for giving it any thought, John Last edited by daymaker; 10-15-2013 at 11:43 AM. |
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