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I have a list of over 11,000 rows in Excel that are UPS tracking numbers.
Since I can only submit 100 rows at a time into the UPS tracking system, how
can I split this worksheet up into multiple worksheets of 100 rows each. I
know I can just cut and paste them manually, but that's too time consuming.
Help, please.
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Never mind, I found the answer. For the benefit of others try this:
http://www.ozgrid.com/forum/showthread.php?t=82788

It worked perfectly.

"Gloria Lewis" wrote:

I have a list of over 11,000 rows in Excel that are UPS tracking numbers.
Since I can only submit 100 rows at a time into the UPS tracking system, how
can I split this worksheet up into multiple worksheets of 100 rows each. I
know I can just cut and paste them manually, but that's too time consuming.
Help, please.

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