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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

SKIP TRACE-reports that are more Excel friendly?
I'd like the Skip Trace reports to be more Excel friendly. Currently, I use TLO and download as .txt file. Then, put in spreadsheet. I can use 'split columns' or 'macros' to separate the data. Like, addresses are all one line with (dates lived there) at end of zip code.
Is there a Skip Trace company that has reports formatted differently? Easier to input into a spreadsheet?
Besides TLO has gotten very pricey!
Any recommendations???
thank you!