Importing Data

purceld2

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Office Version
  1. 2013
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  1. Windows
Hi

I have a issue importing data from a text file.

After analysing the data that has been exported from program into a Txt file The program is reporting duplicate audio files issue is it reports them on one line in the Txt file (see below)

H:\New Music Library\000 Music Selected To Play WhatsApp Group\Aretha Franklin\15 - Oh No Not My Baby.mp3 H:\New Music Library\New CD\11. 11 Oh No Not My Baby.mp3 H:\New Music Library\0000 New Music Feb 2021 No 5\Oh No Not My Baby.mp3

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When I attempt to import into a spreadsheet I would like imported as displayed below

Duplicate Export Perfect Tunes.xlsx
A
1H:\New Music Library\000 Music Selected To Play WhatsApp Group\Aretha Franklin\15 - Oh No Not My Baby.mp3
2H:\New Music Library\New CD\11. 11 Oh No Not My Baby.mp3
3H:\New Music Library\0000 New Music Feb 2021 No 5\Oh No Not My Baby.mp3
4H:\New Music Library\test\Aretha Franklin - Oh No Not My Baby.mp3
5H:\New Music Library\test\Aretha Franklin - Oh No Not My Baby - 1.mp3
6H:\New Music Library\0000 New Music Feb 2021 No 5\Aretha Franklin - Oh No Not My Baby.mp3
Sheet1_Transpose1


I have Office 2021 and no matter what I try it imports as follows

Duplicate Export Perfect Tunes.xlsx
ABCDEF
1Column1Column2Column3Column4Column5Column6
2H:\New Music Library\000 Music Selected To Play WhatsApp Group\Aretha Franklin\15 - Oh No Not My Baby.mp3H:\New Music Library\New CD\11. 11 Oh No Not My Baby.mp3H:\New Music Library\0000 New Music Feb 2021 No 5\Oh No Not My Baby.mp3H:\New Music Library\test\Aretha Franklin - Oh No Not My Baby.mp3H:\New Music Library\test\Aretha Franklin - Oh No Not My Baby - 1.mp3H:\New Music Library\0000 New Music Feb 2021 No 5\Aretha Franklin - Oh No Not My Baby.mp3
_AREE8 tmp


I note form the data that the line braks are either 2 spaces or the H:\ string. How can I get it to work on this basis?

Regards

Desmond
 

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