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I have a Word document that was given to me with addresses. In word the
addresses are in two columns with the Name, Address and City/State/Zip on seperate rows. I would like to copy or import this into excel to use as a mail merge. Can this be done without having to mannually manipulate the data too much? |
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Assuming your data is is in columns A and B like such......
name1 name4 addy1 addy4 city/state/zip1 city/state/zip4 name2 name5 addy2 addy5 city/state/zip2 city/state/zip5 name3 name6 addy3 addy6 city/state/zip3 city/state/zip6 Cut column B and paste below data in column A. Enter this formula in B1 =INDEX($A:$A,(ROWS($1:1)-1)*3+COLUMNS($A:B)-1) Copy across to D1. Select B1:D1 and copy down until you get zeros showing up. Copy columns B:D and paste special(in place)valuesokesc Delete column A Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 19 Apr 2007 13:04:03 -0700, kspoms wrote: I have a Word document that was given to me with addresses. In word the addresses are in two columns with the Name, Address and City/State/Zip on seperate rows. I would like to copy or import this into excel to use as a mail merge. Can this be done without having to mannually manipulate the data too much? |
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If you get your data in three columns, you might want to use DataText to Columns to break city/state/zip into three columns also. Easier to work with in your mailmerge. Gord On Thu, 19 Apr 2007 14:11:20 -0700, Gord Dibben <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote: Assuming your data is is in columns A and B like such...... name1 name4 addy1 addy4 city/state/zip1 city/state/zip4 name2 name5 addy2 addy5 city/state/zip2 city/state/zip5 name3 name6 addy3 addy6 city/state/zip3 city/state/zip6 Cut column B and paste below data in column A. Enter this formula in B1 =INDEX($A:$A,(ROWS($1:1)-1)*3+COLUMNS($A:B)-1) Copy across to D1. Select B1:D1 and copy down until you get zeros showing up. Copy columns B:D and paste special(in place)valuesokesc Delete column A Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 19 Apr 2007 13:04:03 -0700, kspoms wrote: I have a Word document that was given to me with addresses. In word the addresses are in two columns with the Name, Address and City/State/Zip on seperate rows. I would like to copy or import this into excel to use as a mail merge. Can this be done without having to mannually manipulate the data too much? |
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