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Thanks for pointing that out.
I have the original data in an excel table. This data needs to be Inserted in the Sql database editor. I need to add the quotes,commas,brackets to it before i insert it. I therefore copied and pasted this data from excel to word as text only in order to add brackets and quotes etc. I turned on the show hide button to check if the spacing is correct and it shows a tab marker(arrow) seperating the words instead of a space marker. I know its asking a lot but is it posisble you could alter the code. |
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Gmayor, 160 didnt work. Ive attached a sample doc as original is too big. Hope it uploads correct
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Use Chr(9) in place of Chr(32) for the tab.
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Your sample document has tabs, not spaces, between the strings. Do you want tabs, or spaces, in the output?
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