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Separate data into two columns
I have 2 lines of data in one column i.e., name and social security number.
Is there a way to automatically make that information into two columns. Cheri |
Separate data into two columns
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datatext to columnspretty self explanatory -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Cheri" wrote in message ... I have 2 lines of data in one column i.e., name and social security number. Is there a way to automatically make that information into two columns. Cheri |
Separate data into two columns
Yes, that works - I was wrong about my info tho - helping a co-worker - the
data is in two cells beneath each other. Can those be pulled out into two colums. She receives a lot of data that comes to her that way and she wants the social in the cell next to the name "Don Guillett" wrote: have a look at datatext to columnspretty self explanatory -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Cheri" wrote in message ... I have 2 lines of data in one column i.e., name and social security number. Is there a way to automatically make that information into two columns. Cheri |
Separate data into two columns
Yes Cheri, just copy the two items
edit -past special -transpose - it should become a row wiwth the items in separate columns "Cheri" wrote: Yes, that works - I was wrong about my info tho - helping a co-worker - the data is in two cells beneath each other. Can those be pulled out into two colums. She receives a lot of data that comes to her that way and she wants the social in the cell next to the name "Don Guillett" wrote: have a look at datatext to columnspretty self explanatory -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Cheri" wrote in message ... I have 2 lines of data in one column i.e., name and social security number. Is there a way to automatically make that information into two columns. Cheri |
Separate data into two columns
Hi Cheri
Carry out the work on a copy of the data - just in case. Assuming the data is in column A, start with A1 with a Name, A2 with a SS No. In cell B1 enter =A2 in cell B3 enter =A4 Mark the block of cells B1:B4 and use the fill handle (the small black cross that appears as you hover over the bottom tight of the marked block) by left click on the cross and drag down as far as required. To "fix" the data, copy all of column B, place cursor in B1 Paste SpecialValues Insert a new row 1 and mark cells A1:B1 DataFilterAutofilter Use the dropdown on column B and Select (Blanks) Mark the visible rows by selecting their row numbers and Delete -- Regards Roger Govier "Cheri" wrote in message ... Yes, that works - I was wrong about my info tho - helping a co-worker - the data is in two cells beneath each other. Can those be pulled out into two colums. She receives a lot of data that comes to her that way and she wants the social in the cell next to the name "Don Guillett" wrote: have a look at datatext to columnspretty self explanatory -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Cheri" wrote in message ... I have 2 lines of data in one column i.e., name and social security number. Is there a way to automatically make that information into two columns. Cheri |
Separate data into two columns
Cheri
Assuming your data is in Column A like name ss name ss name ss In B1 enter this formula. =INDEX($A:$A,(ROWS($1:1)-1)*2+COLUMNS($A:B)-1) Drag across to C1 then drag B1 and C1 down untill you start returning zeros. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 2 Oct 2006 15:49:01 -0700, Cheri wrote: Yes, that works - I was wrong about my info tho - helping a co-worker - the data is in two cells beneath each other. Can those be pulled out into two colums. She receives a lot of data that comes to her that way and she wants the social in the cell next to the name "Don Guillett" wrote: have a look at datatext to columnspretty self explanatory -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Cheri" wrote in message ... I have 2 lines of data in one column i.e., name and social security number. Is there a way to automatically make that information into two columns. Cheri |
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