Does your data look like: 
> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|1|Timepoint>
15

> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|1|Timepoint Unit>
Days

> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|1|Dose (Mg/Kg)>
20

> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|1|Average Value>
412.22

> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|1|Sd>
61.05

> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|2|Timepoint>
15

> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|2|Timepoint Unit>
Days

> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|2|Dose (Mg/Kg)>
20

> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|2|Average Value>
71.74

> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|2|Sd>
11.07

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Or does it look like this (no blank lines inbetween). 
> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|1|Timepoint>
15
> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|1|Timepoint Unit>
Days
> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|1|Dose (Mg/Kg)>
20
> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|1|Average Value>
412.22
> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|1|Sd>
61.05
> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|2|Timepoint>
15
> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|2|Timepoint Unit>
Days
> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|2|Dose (Mg/Kg)>
20
> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|2|Average Value>
71.74
> <Study Design|2|Additional Findings|2|Sd>
11.07

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In reply to Re: Parsing multiple rows of text and converting to columns by Cristoforo
in thread Parsing multiple rows of text and converting to columns by gingeremmie

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