You can do something like this by using the parseHtml() function
The exact way to do this may depend on the exact structure of your data. If it is just all exactly as this example then it is straightfoward to split this into two rows
First
value.parseHtml().select("p").join("||")
This will select the two <p> tags from the data and join them with a double pipe character (you can use other characters here of course). This would result in:
<p>\n\t<b>\n\t\t- What ........................?\n\t</b>\n</p>||<p>\n\t<b>\n\t\t- I'm a graphic designer.\n\t</b>\n</p>
Then you can use Edit Cells -> Split mutli-valued cells menu option to split this into two rows in the project
<p>\n\t<b>\n\t\t- What ........................?\n\t</b>\n</p>
<p>\n\t<b>\n\t\t- I'm a graphic designer.\n\t</b>\n</p>
You can then use a replace statement like:
value.replace("\\t"," ").replace("\\n","
")
To replace the \n and \t with a tab and newline - note that the reason this expression goes onto a new line is because there is a newline character inside the second inverted commas. This works but it feels like there should be a neater way of doing this so if anyone else can advise that would be great!
Best wishes
Owen