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Neal Zimm
 
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Default Relative Macro Help on Keystrokes

I need a work around to the following situation.
I'm editing a lot of cells to split the data into two cells and there is a
pattern, but Excel is picking up 'keystrokes' I don't want. aaaa is always a
4 digit number, and bbbb is various text.
Befo
cell 1 cell 2
aaaa bbbb

Desired After:
cell 1 cell 2
aaaa bbbb

I recorded a relative macro, and I get the desired result the first time,
BUT, not the second.
Example:
Befo
cell 1 cell 2
aaaa bbbb

Desired After:
cell 1 cell 2
aaaa bbbb this one works.

next set of two cells, befo
cell 1 cell 2
cccc dddd

After Actual when macro is run:
cell 1 cell 2
aaaa bbbb

even tho' the macro is relative, Excel is obviously remembering the value's
aaaa and bbbb on subsequent cells; this I do NOT want.

Help? Thanks.
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