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How do I parse the data in a cell
I have an excel workseet with the following type of data:
white-jungle.XL white-jungle.XXL jungle-smoke.S berny blue-smoke.S berny blue-smoke.M I need to parse the 'sizes'(everything after the period) and put it another column. Any help would be appreciated. |
How do I parse the data in a cell
You could use Data|Text to columns
Delimited by a . If there are no other dots in the cell. Randy wrote: I have an excel workseet with the following type of data: white-jungle.XL white-jungle.XXL jungle-smoke.S berny blue-smoke.S berny blue-smoke.M I need to parse the 'sizes'(everything after the period) and put it another column. Any help would be appreciated. -- Dave Peterson |
How do I parse the data in a cell
datatext to columnsdelimitedother.
-- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Randy" wrote in message ... I have an excel workseet with the following type of data: white-jungle.XL white-jungle.XXL jungle-smoke.S berny blue-smoke.S berny blue-smoke.M I need to parse the 'sizes'(everything after the period) and put it another column. Any help would be appreciated. |
How do I parse the data in a cell
hi
you could use 2 formula to seperate the data into seperate cells. first part before the period. =LEFT(A1,FIND(".",A1)-1) second part after the period. =MID(A1,FIND(".",A1)+1,999) each formula would go in a seperate cell from the data. copy both formulas down as far as needed/ then copy the two fromula and paste special values. this will turn the fromulas in to hard data. you can then delete the original data. Regards FSt1 "Randy" wrote: I have an excel workseet with the following type of data: white-jungle.XL white-jungle.XXL jungle-smoke.S berny blue-smoke.S berny blue-smoke.M I need to parse the 'sizes'(everything after the period) and put it another column. Any help would be appreciated. |
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