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Im currently preparing a document in Word 2000 for a mail merge and have
today been given the data prepared by another office and have come across the following. 1) On the spreadsheet there are columns headed €śAddress1€ť, €śAddress2€ť, €śAddress3€ť, etc. However, under Address1, the cell contains the first line of the address and then a comma and then the second line of the address, as follows: 1 Park Avenue, Raven Park I would like it to read: 1 Park Avenue Raven Park ALSO 2) There is a Main Contact cell. The current information is set out as: Mr A Bloggs (Managing Director). I would like the name in one cell and the title of that person in another cell and without the brackets, so it reads: Mr A Bloogs Managing Director As there are over 1,400 names and addresses is there a quick way to overcome these problems or do I have to go through every individual cell and correct manually? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Sandra -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...excel/200611/1 |
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