Thank you, I am now downloading all the available data, can’t wait to play around with it.

One of the annoying things is that there's a timestamp making up the 10th column that has ':' in it, but the delimiter for the fields is also ':', so it makes a clean import to a database a bit of a hassle as the file may need some processing, probably will just do a find and replace as all the time stamps seem to be 12:00:00 AM. The column holding the current employment is also problematic.

I haven't seen the data yet and there's likely a better way of doing this, but worst case - couldn't you just script replacing :00: with -00- (through :59:)? Then, if you wanted, replace ':' with a better delimiter and then replace the -00- back to :00:?

I'm assuming there's a better way w/ regex but I'm not great with regex. Could probably find that with a few minutes of google though, just replacing the pattern of :##: with -##- using numeric wildcards.