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Spliting and combing text down rows in Excel 2007
There was a button that I could put on the quick access tool bar in old Excel
that allowed me to split and combine text over a number of rows depending on how many columns I wanted the text to go across. This isn't any of the merge or current justify functions in 2007 and I can't see that any of the current functions allow me to do this. It was really helpfull when writing reports in Excel and formating things to make them look neat but I can't find it in 2007. Any ideas? Thanks! |
Spliting and combing text down rows in Excel 2007
Glenn,
Are you thinking of the Text to columns function. It splits text into separate coulumns, but I don't know that is adds text together. Text to Column is on the data tab of teh ribbon in 2007. HTH "Glenn in London" wrote: There was a button that I could put on the quick access tool bar in old Excel that allowed me to split and combine text over a number of rows depending on how many columns I wanted the text to go across. This isn't any of the merge or current justify functions in 2007 and I can't see that any of the current functions allow me to do this. It was really helpfull when writing reports in Excel and formating things to make them look neat but I can't find it in 2007. Any ideas? Thanks! |
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