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Hi I'm trying to import some addresses into Excel from my Anytime program.
Problem is that Anytime uses " " quotation marks to separate records and in Excel it still puts the city, state and zip on the second line. Is there an easy way to fix the problem? Mindy |
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Import it into the excel worksheet
Data - Text to Columns This will allow you to select which text goes in which column. Hope this helps. Jennifer "Mindy" wrote: Hi I'm trying to import some addresses into Excel from my Anytime program. Problem is that Anytime uses " " quotation marks to separate records and in Excel it still puts the city, state and zip on the second line. Is there an easy way to fix the problem? Mindy |
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Hi, I'm still having problems. I think I know what you are talking about but
what I'm confused about is it says it can only do one column at a time and I don't understand how to get the city, state and zip which is on the second row up on the previous row with the name and the street address. Mindy "Jennifer" wrote: Import it into the excel worksheet Data - Text to Columns This will allow you to select which text goes in which column. Hope this helps. Jennifer "Mindy" wrote: Hi I'm trying to import some addresses into Excel from my Anytime program. Problem is that Anytime uses " " quotation marks to separate records and in Excel it still puts the city, state and zip on the second line. Is there an easy way to fix the problem? Mindy |
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