deevaetodin
Technical User
I need help on importing a flat text file into Access and specifying rules when importing.
My scenario involves data whereby we have a unit holder(id#)their address and the unit that they have purchased.
In all we offer 70 different units. In a listing of 500,000 unit holders we find that very often unit holders are duplicated. Meaning that if a client were to purchase unit 10 and unit 30 he would have two entries into our current table for each unit purchased.
What I need to do is to take this generated text file and import it into access so that duplicate unit holders are collapsed into one entry and that I preserve all of the units that they have currently purchased.
For example:
HOLDER ADDRESS UNIT
123456 123AnywhereStreet 10
123456 123AnywhereStreet 13
123456 123AnywhereStreet 60
would become:
#123456 123AnywhereStreet 10,13,60
Any advice would be of great assistance and appreciation.
My scenario involves data whereby we have a unit holder(id#)their address and the unit that they have purchased.
In all we offer 70 different units. In a listing of 500,000 unit holders we find that very often unit holders are duplicated. Meaning that if a client were to purchase unit 10 and unit 30 he would have two entries into our current table for each unit purchased.
What I need to do is to take this generated text file and import it into access so that duplicate unit holders are collapsed into one entry and that I preserve all of the units that they have currently purchased.
For example:
HOLDER ADDRESS UNIT
123456 123AnywhereStreet 10
123456 123AnywhereStreet 13
123456 123AnywhereStreet 60
would become:
#123456 123AnywhereStreet 10,13,60
Any advice would be of great assistance and appreciation.