Stephen,
If it is an NPR report it can be set up with the delimiter or as said below
you can put in a semi-colon, BAR (|), etc within the report in front of
each field.

Dave Shelby
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Stephen,


What is the nature of the problem you are having with the download from
Meditech. I have downloaded NPR reports from Meditech many times, the key
is to try an “uncommon” delimiter. I tend to use a semi-colon.





Geoffrey Howson, RN


Clinical Informatics Analyst


Information Systems


CentraState Healthcare System


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I am trying to open a generic file in datastation.  The file is a txt file
downloaded from Meditech.  The only way I have found to be able to open the
file and my records open up properly is to open it as an excel file.  If I
open the file as a generic file my records do not show up in datastation.
The file is formatted as follows:





123456


654321


789654


654789


345976





Each number should be a new record.  Is it possible to tweak the .bds file
to open this properly as a generic file?  The problem is that the PC I will
be running this script on does not have excel.  So when the script tries to
open the file I get a message stating that the machine does not have excel.
How do I get this to work without having to install excel?





Thanks,


Stephen Smesny








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