Hello,
I have to download an Excel document from our SOR every week, and then I copy and paste it directly into my Access database. There is one column in the Excel document which CAN contains multiple values which appears to have been entered after a paragraph (see below). Now this copies over to Access fine, but what I am trying to do is create a query in Access which will say; give me all the ID's that contains a Fruit column which a paragraph make (basically, give me all the IDs that have more than one fruit in it).
The character which separates the multiple values is a RETURN within excel and when I copy it over to Access. I found this by simply copy/pasting the cells to Word and then showing the paragraph symbols.
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I have to download an Excel document from our SOR every week, and then I copy and paste it directly into my Access database. There is one column in the Excel document which CAN contains multiple values which appears to have been entered after a paragraph (see below). Now this copies over to Access fine, but what I am trying to do is create a query in Access which will say; give me all the ID's that contains a Fruit column which a paragraph make (basically, give me all the IDs that have more than one fruit in it).
The character which separates the multiple values is a RETURN within excel and when I copy it over to Access. I found this by simply copy/pasting the cells to Word and then showing the paragraph symbols.
ID | Fruit |
1 | Apple |
2 | Banana |
3 | Apple Orange Kiwi |
4 | Banana Kiwi |
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