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I copied a table from Access into Excel and then took one of the columns,
which contains URLs and parsed it using the Text to Columns feature, so I could easily separate the piece of the URL I needed. No problem there. Now, however, I am copying a different table from Access into Excel. This table is to remain as is. However, for some reason Excel is automatically parsing this table when I paste it into Excel. This happens whether on the same worksheet, a different one, or even if I try a different workbook. For some reason, the 'text to column' feature seems to be automatically enabled, even though i no longer want it. I've never seen this behavior before and not sure how to end it. Thanks, Allan |
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