RTF to database or Excel

Is there a way to take my PcDmis ver 3.25 mr1 .rtf files and get them into a database or Excel (Datapage ver 3.33). I have a customer asking for spc info after the parts are checked and gone. Seems to remember that there was a Pcdmis to Excel program that used .rtf files for some of the old versions of Pcdmis?
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Randy

T Miller over 15 years ago

Just open excel and open the rtf file. Tell it what row to start with and then on next screen I think you need to use space
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Randy P over 15 years ago

Thats what i've been doing to get the data to excel, but that alot of work. Was hoping to somehow get it to data page.
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Matthew D. Hoedeman over 15 years ago

Thats what i've been doing to get the data to excel, but that alot of work. Was hoping to somehow get it to data page.
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You are SO FAR beyond screwed that the LIGHT from "screwed" won't get to you for 12 years! Yeah, once it is "done", there is no easy way to get the data into Datapage. You COULD type it all in by hand, but you won't like that.

RULE #1) ALWAYS save all data to your stat package. If you don't need it, no harm done but it can really save your butt when some "brilliant" person decides later, "Oh, hey, can I get.........." (KWIM?)

I save absolutly EVERYTHING to my stat package (Datapage), I always have.
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Randy P over 15 years ago

Thanks Mat I needed that!
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SABarber over 15 years ago

Some years ago I played with an RTF to XSTATS11.TMP converter. Not sure if it will work with your files but I have attached it.

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rtfstats.zip
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Brian Gudauskas over 15 years ago

Open rtf in Wordpad, save as .txt, then open excel and import txt. Yes it's laborious, but as Matt says, save your data to a database no matter what, it doesn't hurt you and could come in handy, kind of like BACKUPS!
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