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In Excel, how do I seperate data that is imported into one column
When going online to import financial data I do a copy of all the data and
then a "Paste Special" "Text" and all the data comes in in one column and seems de-limited by a space or tab. How do I sort so that data is in seperate columns? Paul M |
In Excel, how do I seperate data that is imported into one column
YOu could click on DATA in the menu, select IMPORT EXTERNAL DATA and select
new WEB QUERY to bring the data into a workbook. If you prefer the copy & paste method you can select your copied text, click DATA on the menu and select TEXT TO COLUMNS to parse the data. -- Kevin Backmann "Pablo" wrote: When going online to import financial data I do a copy of all the data and then a "Paste Special" "Text" and all the data comes in in one column and seems de-limited by a space or tab. How do I sort so that data is in seperate columns? Paul M |
In Excel, how do I seperate data that is imported into one column
Highlight the data then click on Data | Text-to-columns. This will
take you through 3 steps, where you can specify the delimiter, how to treat each field of data, where to place the data once parsed etc. Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 7, 1:46 pm, Pablo wrote: When going online to import financial data I do a copy of all the data and then a "Paste Special" "Text" and all the data comes in in one column and seems de-limited by a space or tab. How do I sort so that data is in seperate columns? Paul M |
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