There is, you'll have to create a
VB function that will do it for you. I'm in a bit of a pinch right now so I can't do the code, but essentially you want to create a recordset from the table you imported, save the fields values into
VB variables, use the
VB string functions to parse the '&' delimited field, create a new record in a temporary table for each instance until it reaches the end of the field, then move to the next record. Loop through all the records doing that, then delete the original table and rename the temp table to whatever it is you want it to be known as.