Getting multiple readings from .txt into excel - excel

Question

I'm not sure if this is the correct place to ask this, but basically I have a .txt file containing values that came from 2 separate sensors.
Example of some data:
{"t":3838202,"s":0,"n":"x1","v":-1052}
{"t":3838203,"s":0,"n":"y1","v":44}
{"t":3838204,"s":0,"n":"z1","v":-84}
{"t":3838435,"s":0,"n":"x1","v":-1052}
{"t":3838436,"s":0,"n":"y1","v":36}
{"t":3838437,"s":0,"n":"z1","v":-80}
{"t":3838670,"s":0,"n":"x1","v":-1056}
{"t":3838671,"s":0,"n":"y1","v":52}
{"t":3838672,"s":0,"n":"z1","v":-88}
{"t":3838902,"s":0,"n":"x1","v":-1052}
{"t":3838903,"s":0,"n":"y1","v":48}
{"t":3838904,"s":0,"n":"z1","v":-80}
{"t":3839136,"s":0,"n":"x1","v":-1056}
{"t":3839137,"s":0,"n":"y1","v":40}
{"t":3839138,"s":0,"n":"z1","v":-80}
x2:-944
y2:108
z2:-380
{"t":3839841,"s":0,"n":"x1","v":-1052}
{"t":3839842,"s":0,"n":"y1","v":44}
{"t":3839843,"s":0,"n":"z1","v":-80}
x2:-948
y2:100
z2:-380
{"t":3840541,"s":0,"n":"x1","v":-1052}
{"t":3840542,"s":0,"n":"y1","v":40}
{"t":3840543,"s":0,"n":"z1","v":-84}
{"t":3840774,"s":0,"n":"x1","v":-1052}
{"t":3840775,"s":0,"n":"y1","v":40}
{"t":3840776,"s":0,"n":"z1","v":-84}
x2:-948
y2:108
z2:-368
I'm trying to get the data into excel, so that for each "chunk" of data in the x1y1z1 section, I take the last set of recorded data and discard the rest and "pair" it with the next set of x2y2z2 data. I don't think I'm explaining it very well, but I basically want to take that text file and get this in excel:
+---------+-------+----+-----+------+-----+------+
| t | x1 | y1 | z1 | x2 | y2 | z2 |
+---------+-------+----+-----+------+-----+------+
| 3839138 | -1056 | 40 | -80 | -944 | 100 | -380 |
| 3839843 | -1052 | 44 | -80 | -948 | 100 | -380 |
| 3840776 | -1052 | 40 | -84 | -948 | 108 | -368 |
+---------+-------+----+-----+------+-----+------+
I'm really stuck as to where I should even start

Answer 1

I think like a programmer, so I would approach this problem in steps. If you are not a programmer, this might not be so helpful to you, and I am sorry for that.
First, define the data. How does each line of data get read and understood.
Second, write a parsing utility. A piece of code which interprets the data as it is read in and stores it in the form you want for your output
Third, import data into Excel.
So, based on the limited data you provided, I am not sure how you are able to determine the x1,y1,z1,x2,y2,z2 for each t, but I assume that the values enclosed in curly braces have something to do with that based on the values for s, n, and v I'm seeing in there. So, first of all you need to clearly determine the way you read the data. Take it one line at a time, and determine how you would build your output table based on each line of data. I assume you would treat the lines enclosed in curly braces differently from the lines with standalone x/y/z values for example.
I hope this points you in the right direction.