Hello Andreas,
In no way do I want you to do my work and I am sorry if that is the way
you feel.
I am prepared to learn how to work with data bases and it is with that
intent that I am asking questions. If you feel that I want you to do my
work, then please do not respond to my queries.
The format and content of the files in question (which I described in my
first message) is beyond my control. In my first message, I explained
what I wanted to do with the data provided me.
Thanks for taking the time to respond.
Preston
On 8/6/2011 3:11 PM, Andreas Säger wrote:
How do the data get into spreadsheets? Can't you simply avoid all
spreadsheets? Spreadsheets are the worst file format to store
interrelated table data. Even plain text files can be more suitable
for data processing as suggested by Jorge.
Databases are development tools which save you and you co-workers a
lot of time over the years. Just like a programming language, a
database won't do anything for you unless you do something with it
proactively. You won't get anywhere by mere trial and error. It is not
as simple as copying raw data from one file into another.
The way how you describe your problem is entirely non-technical. We do
not see any of your data you are going to process nor can we really
understand your aim.
I am computer savvy but failed programming miserably so I need the
input of the many smart people on this list
In other words, you want us to do your work?
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