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Another Split problem

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Markm-s - 13 Sep 2007 11:44 GMT
I have a text string for an address that I need splitting.
It's comma separated, and Has 5 fields, Address 1-5.

Problem is is that some addresses are from china so they will have

"Flat Num, Block, Road",City,Provence,address code,China

which is a problem because split will see the first field at "Flat num and
the third as Road".

Is there a way of getting around this? could use tabs (which excel can
produce) but not sure how to split with tab.
Sadly I can't use transfertext because the columns are not headed correctly
and there is data manipulation to do before storing it in the database.

Thanks
Douglas J. Steele - 13 Sep 2007 13:22 GMT
I've already answered how to use the Split function with tabs for you.

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>I have a text string for an address that I need splitting.
> It's comma separated, and Has 5 fields, Address 1-5.
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> Thanks
 
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