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I have an excel file which contains one column of information - Zipcode City
AreaCode (12345 Somecity 678) - all in one string per record. I need to break the string into three columns. Given that a city can have one, two, three or more words in its name, I am not sure how to simply have a macro edit the string by inserting a comma after each part of the string - export to a text file and then import as a csv. I really don't want to manually edit all 30,000 strings if I can find a way to get around it. Any ideas? TIA Jeff |
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