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How to use more than one "other" delimiter in excel
What shall I do if I have more than one type of "other" delimiters? For
example, both "" and "#"? Seems only one character is allowed in the import txt wizard |
How to use more than one "other" delimiter in excel
You can only have one delimiter. Maybe you could pull the file into notepad
and change all the # to so there's only one. "vacaut" wrote: What shall I do if I have more than one type of "other" delimiters? For example, both "" and "#"? Seems only one character is allowed in the import txt wizard |
How to use more than one "other" delimiter in excel
Or select the range and do Edit|Replace to change one of the delimiters to the
other. dlw wrote: You can only have one delimiter. Maybe you could pull the file into notepad and change all the # to so there's only one. "vacaut" wrote: What shall I do if I have more than one type of "other" delimiters? For example, both "" and "#"? Seems only one character is allowed in the import txt wizard -- Dave Peterson |
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