So someone gave me a spreadsheet of orders, the unique value of each order is the PO, the person that gave me the spreadsheet is lazy and decided for orders with multiple PO's but the same information they'd just separate them by a "/". So for instance my table looks like this
PO Vendor State
123456/234567 Bob KY
345678 Joe GA
123432/123456 Sue CA
234234 Mike CA
What I hoped to do as separate the PO using the "/" symbol as a delimiter so it looks like this.
PO Vendor State
123456 Bob KY
234567 Bob KY
345678 Joe GA
123432 Sue CA
123456 Sue CA
234234 Mike CA
Now I have been brainstorming a few ways to go about this. Ultimately I want this data in Access. The data in its original format is in Excel. What I wanted to do is write a vba function in Access that I could use in conjunction with a SQL statement to separate the values. I am struggling at the moment though as I am not sure where to start.
If I had to do it I would
Then, in a VBA routine I would
rstIn
for [TempTable] and rstOut
for [ActualTable]rstIn
recordset.Split()
function to split the [PO] values on "/" into an array.For Each
array item I would use rstOut.AddNew
to write a record into [ActualTable]