Help Parsing variable length test

I'm still pretty new to Excel, but with that said, I thought you would need a unique delimiter to parse text. I'm having trouble parsing the following text.
I'm showing the example visually, as well as uploading a small Excel file as my example.

This file is auto generated as an export function of the program that produces it.
As you can see my Description Column is very busy. I would like to parse it into three separate columns

The text in the description column is always variable. My question is, without a clear delimiter, How do I parse it?

Thanks,
RM

It seems every line ends with line break (char(10)). One way is to use mid combined With search.

This should return the first line in A2:
=MID(A2,1,SEARCH(CHAR(10),A2,1)-1)

And this the second.
=MID(A2,B2+1,(SEARCH(CHAR(10),A2,SEARCH(CHAR(10),A2,1)+1))-(SEARCH(CHAR(10),A2,1)))

You could also substitute char(10) With "*" using the substitute command, and then use the text to column tool on the result.

Thanks for the quick reply. I'm working on using the line break to parse.
Sorry I have seen examples that include the substitute line but not sure how to code it correctly.
RM

estige:
I getting a #VALUE! error when I try to parse the second or third line.
The first part of the code works well. I get the entire first line in a new column.
When I try to run the second statement in a new column I get the #VALUE! error.

What am I doing wrong?
Of course I still need the third line in a third column. I'm confused as to how to do this.
RM

The easiest way is to substitute. B2:
=SUBSTITUTE(A2,CHAR(10),"*")

Copy formula Down,
Select column and copy/paste at values
Use text to table With * as delimiter.

Thanks to all:
I got passed my issue and both solutions work well for me.
I'm going to mark this thread as solved.
Thank you for the help.
RM

I am new. But i am very happy for this post.