Originally posted by @Shannon Beatty:
Hey Dan, I've had this SAME issue with counties up in the Dallas area. I wonder if its a Texas thing? I reached out to some data programmers and none felt they knew how to format the data properly for me. I am now searching online as much as I can to try to find a solution. Did you by chance get in touch with anyone to help you? Its crazy we are having this issue because I really haven't heard of it from anyone else getting these lists from counties.
I was actually able to find someone to do it. Here is the link: https://www.upwork.com/o/profiles/users/_~01a05a51f411102a8b I'm not sure if they're still active but they really helped me out. I've also figured out a way to do these types of lists myself. When you open the file in excel, if it's not already comma delineated, click fixed width. There it will give you the option to manually separate each column based on the description that comes with the file.
