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I have a customer list that is not in the format I need to upload to
Quickbooks. I need to have the info in individual columns. Currently, the city, state and zip are all in one cell and I need to get them into individual cells. Is there anyway to choose a portion of information in one cell so that I can get this seperated. I can handle the state portion but getting the zip code out of that cell would save me alot of time as we have over 9000 customers. The zip is the only numbers in the cell so isn't there some kink of IF formula I could use?? Thanks |
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With something like:
Princeton NJ 08540 just use Text to Columns with the space as a separator. -- Gary''s Student gsnu200707 "McKenna" wrote: I have a customer list that is not in the format I need to upload to Quickbooks. I need to have the info in individual columns. Currently, the city, state and zip are all in one cell and I need to get them into individual cells. Is there anyway to choose a portion of information in one cell so that I can get this seperated. I can handle the state portion but getting the zip code out of that cell would save me alot of time as we have over 9000 customers. The zip is the only numbers in the cell so isn't there some kink of IF formula I could use?? Thanks |
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Have a look at text to columns under the data menu. this will put each part
in a seperate column for you -- John MOS Master Instructor Office 2000, 2002 & 2003 Please reply & rate any replies you get Ice Hockey rules (especially the Wightlink Raiders) "McKenna" wrote: I have a customer list that is not in the format I need to upload to Quickbooks. I need to have the info in individual columns. Currently, the city, state and zip are all in one cell and I need to get them into individual cells. Is there anyway to choose a portion of information in one cell so that I can get this seperated. I can handle the state portion but getting the zip code out of that cell would save me alot of time as we have over 9000 customers. The zip is the only numbers in the cell so isn't there some kink of IF formula I could use?? Thanks |
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Would I have to do that for each of the 9000 customers? If I click on the
column and do it all then it will also do their name and street address, can you think of a some way I can do it to only the address line? Thanks "Gary''s Student" wrote: With something like: Princeton NJ 08540 just use Text to Columns with the space as a separator. -- Gary''s Student gsnu200707 "McKenna" wrote: I have a customer list that is not in the format I need to upload to Quickbooks. I need to have the info in individual columns. Currently, the city, state and zip are all in one cell and I need to get them into individual cells. Is there anyway to choose a portion of information in one cell so that I can get this seperated. I can handle the state portion but getting the zip code out of that cell would save me alot of time as we have over 9000 customers. The zip is the only numbers in the cell so isn't there some kink of IF formula I could use?? Thanks |
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Hi
use the mid function = fx + MID MID(TEXT,STARTPOS,NUMBER OF LETTERS) Text is your string = A10 zip code in B10 = mid(Text,StartOfzipCode,NUMBER OF LETTERS) Hope this helps -- Øyvind "McKenna" wrote: I have a customer list that is not in the format I need to upload to Quickbooks. I need to have the info in individual columns. Currently, the city, state and zip are all in one cell and I need to get them into individual cells. Is there anyway to choose a portion of information in one cell so that I can get this seperated. I can handle the state portion but getting the zip code out of that cell would save me alot of time as we have over 9000 customers. The zip is the only numbers in the cell so isn't there some kink of IF formula I could use?? Thanks |
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