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I am importing a large MS-DOS address list file (.ls) into Excel. There are
over 18,000 entries and instead of draggin/dropping the data 1 by 1 into the position I want, is there an easier way to do it? The data looks like this (comes in as Cheshire label format....4 cols wide) and each name/add combo takes up 4 lines in 1 column: MR JOHN SMITH MS JANE DOE APT 1 123 A ST 123 B ST ANYTOWN US 00000 ANYTOWN US 00000 Our catalog people require the format to be separate columns: name, ad1, ad2, c,s,z, and each entry should be a row. The entries have no column headings, and are not separated by commas or anything to make a "text to columns" easier either. Any help or suggestings please! |
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