twee0001 wrote:
> 
> 
> I'm having a little trouble taking a text file and extracting the
> values I need from it to create a GeoDatabase.
> 
> The text file I receive is fixed width text file which lists all the
> attributes and geometry information on each line. The latitude and
> longitude values are in the following format:
> 
> ddmmss.xx
> 
> I tried reading the file in as a text file and using the
> SUBSTRINGEXTRACTOR to parse out the values I need. My problem arises
> when I try to extract the Lat/Long values and calculate points. The
> first SUBSTRINGEXTRACTOR works, but then it tries to take that single
> value and calcluate the points with it so the rest of the workbench
> fails.
> 
> Has anyone tried to extract and create points from a text file like
> this? What's the easiest way to do it?

Probabely the AttributeSplitter. Could you post a small sample?

I do assume it's one feature per line, right? Otherwise it may become a 
lot more complicated :)
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