Hi,

I have a comma delimited CSV file, listing firstname, surname,
address
line1, town, county, age etc

When I open in Excel, all the records appear in column A. What's the
easiest way for end up with firstname in A, surname in B etc ?
(There's
over 10,000 records)

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Rich
http://www.richdavies.com/football-pools.htm
http://www.richdavies.com/slow-cooker-recipes.htm

After you import the data into column A, you can select column A, then use
Data|text to columns (xl2003 menus).

Choose delimited and specify your separator (a comma???).



" wrote:

Hi,

I have a comma delimited CSV file, listing firstname, surname,
address
line1, town, county, age etc

When I open in Excel, all the records appear in column A. What's the
easiest way for end up with firstname in A, surname in B etc ?
(There's
over 10,000 records)

--
Rich
http://www.richdavies.com/football-pools.htm
http://www.richdavies.com/slow-cooker-recipes.htm

--

Dave Peterson

Hi,

In 2007 the technique is the same as in 2003, but it is located on the Data
tab.

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If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


" wrote:

Hi,

I have a comma delimited CSV file, listing firstname, surname,
address
line1, town, county, age etc

When I open in Excel, all the records appear in column A. What's the
easiest way for end up with firstname in A, surname in B etc ?
(There's
over 10,000 records)

--
Rich
http://www.richdavies.com/football-pools.htm
http://www.richdavies.com/slow-cooker-recipes.htm