Pulling Previous Data

[JasonKaufman]

I am using CR XI
working with 816 EDI data

My data looks like:
B.HL.HL: HL<07>3<07>1<07>25
B.HL.N1.N1: N1<07>WH<07><07>93<07>00806
B.HL.HL: HL<07>4<07>3<07>26
B.HL.N1.N1: N1<07>SN<07><07>93<07>00809
B.HL.HL: HL<07>5<07>1<07>25
B.HL.N1.N1: N1<07>WH<07><07>93<07>00810
B.HL.HL: HL<07>6<07>5<07>26
B.HL.N1.N1: N1<07>SN<07><07>93<07>00007
B.HL.N1.N1: N1<07>SN<07><07>93<07>00008
B.HL.N1.N1: N1<07>SN<07><07>93<07>00009

The idea of the data is that for each "B.HL.N1.N1" line of data, where the 2nd segment = 'WH' (Delimiter = <07>)
there are stores 'SN' (also using "B.HL.N1.N1") that are associated with each WH (warehouse).

I can create a formula to pull out the WH or SN number for each row based on the 2nd segment of the line, This # is the last 5 characters of the line

What I want to be able to do is to have the associated WH value appear on the same line as each SN value.
So if I run my report for the above data, it would appear on my report as:

WH SN
806
806 00809
810
810 00007
810 00008
810 00009
.
.
.

Appreciate any help you can give!

 

[JasonKaufman]

the EDI data is copied from the 816 file and put into a CSV file and opened in excel.

[apparently the edit function is not working, thus the added post]

 

[JasonKaufman]

anyone have a thought how to solve this?

 

[pmax9999]

I'd suggest you have another go at explaining this. Telling us it is EDI data from a 816 file means nothing to me - we need some sample data, an explanation of what you want the result to look like and the logic behind it.

Cheers
Pete

 

[JasonKaufman]

I have been able to get some of what I needed worked out but not all of it.
I will submit a new post to deal with what I am looking for now.