Edit your txt file, and replace all semi-colons by paragraph markers.

Alternatively, having pulled everything into a row in Excel you can Copy,
then Edit/ Paste Special/ Transpose to put into a column.
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David Biddulph

"Randy Bratton" wrote in message
...
yes- these are email addresses so for example the text file shows
; ; etc. When I import into Excel,
shows up in cell A1, shows up in cell B1,
etc.
all the way across Row 1. I really need for the data to import as A1, A2,
etc. Thanks.
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Randy Bratton


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Is the semicolon a delimiter between fields on that single
row/record/line?

Or is the semicolon followed by a newline character--so that each
row/record/line only has one field?

Randy Bratton wrote:

I am trying to import a *.txt file that has a semi-colon delimiter.
When I
run the import, Excel places each individual record into a new column.
I need
to import each record into a new row instead. Can you help?

Randy Bratton

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Dave Peterson