Hi Community.
First time posting here, hoping for your assistance. I have a large data set from an accounting ledger where the first column has the Client number and the journal, Below an example:
Numer/Journal | Client/Description | Credit | Debit |
123445 | John Smith | ||
JD9474 | Description of purchase | 1 | |
JP8430 | Description of purchase | 1 | |
JD9384 | Description of purchase | 1 | |
903490 | Martha Smith | ||
JP9384 | Description of purchase | 1 | |
JP9345 | Description of purchase | 1 |
What I want is to parse the client number and client name to a diferent column each but added to each record to know to which client the record belongs to, ti should look something like this:
Number | Client | Journal | Description | Credit | Debit |
123445 | John Smith | JD9474 | Description of purchase | 1 | |
123445 | John Smith | JP8430 | Description of purchase | 1 | |
123445 | John Smith | JD9384 | Description of purchase | 1 | |
903490 | Martha Smith | JP9384 | Description of purchase | 1 | |
903490 | Martha Smith | JP9345 | Description of purchase | 1 |
Many thanks in advance.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Is the value for Number always only numbers, no letters?
Does the value for Journal always start with a capital J?
Hi Chris, the client number is only numbers and there can be records that start with a capital J or P
Thank you! it worked.