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I want to save an excel sheet to a text file, but I don't have the columns to
be tab. I would like it to have no spaces between columns. Ex Name Col; Movie Col; Food Col; Wayne Blane; Forest Gump; Sushi; I would like to save that excel file to text and come out like this: Name Col;Movie Col;Food Col; Wayne Blane;Forest Gump;Sushi; Can anyone help me? |
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You can join those columns together in one cell (perhaps on another
sheet) like this: =Sheet1!A1&";"&Sheet1!B1&";"&Sheet1!C1&";" and then copy down for as many rows as you need. Then you can fix the values on this sheet before saving it as a text file. Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 10, 7:18*am, BIGGByran wrote: I want to save an excel sheet to a text file, but I don't have the columns to be tab. I would like it to have no spaces between columns. Ex Name Col; * * * * * Movie Col; * * * * * Food Col; Wayne Blane; * * *Forest Gump; * * * Sushi; I would like to save that excel file to text and come out like this: Name Col;Movie Col;Food Col; Wayne Blane;Forest Gump;Sushi; Can anyone help me? |
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