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I have a HUGE spreadsheet of cross reference information.
One column sometimes contains several model numbers - not just one. I'd like to be able to rip out the data between commas in that column and make a new row for just that one piece of data and then put all of the same data from the columns back around the data... Hard to describe. Here is an example. red....tree, bush, shrub, grass....money....car blue..bike.................................cat.... .....truck tan...apple, pear.......................dog........plane Id like it to look like this: red...tree.................................money.. ...car red...bush................................money... ..car red...shrub...............................money... ..car red...grass...............................money... ..car blue..bike.................................cat.... ......truck tan...apple................................dog.... .....plane tan...pear.................................dog.... .....plane That is what we are trying to do! Thanks for your help |
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