If that file was on a Datalinq machine, you could read it with Text Datalinq Source.
I don't know how often that data content is updated, so alternatively, you could manually open it in the browser and from the browser save the new version of the page always in the same place with the same name you use in Datalinq. Another option is to use some external program/script that periodically copies that file from the network location to the local disk.
In Datalinq's Text Source Setup select Semicolon (;) as the Format Delimeter.------------------------------
Juha Koivisto
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-12-2022 09:19
From: Josh Udvig
Subject: Online Txt file
https://electionresultsfiles.sos.state.mn.us/20221108/local.txt
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Josh Udvig
CTN STUDIOS - COON RAPIDS
Original Message:
Sent: 10-12-2022 01:32
From: Jos Ford
Subject: Online Txt file
When you say online, where is the text file saved? In datalinq you can chose to access a network drive when you browse for the file name.
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Jos Ford
Ross Video
Original Message:
Sent: 10-11-2022 12:02
From: Josh Udvig
Subject: Online Txt file
What is the best way to pull data from a Txt file online? The txt in datalinq is looking for a local file.
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Josh Udvig
CTN STUDIOS - COON RAPIDS
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