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If I'm understanding you correctly, this is what I would do. Paste the
information as it is from Word. Then select the rows and columns in Excel, copy, click in cell where you want to start the new rows and columns, Paste Special...Transpose (just above the OK button). Then delete the original rows. Connie Martin "Adam@Penda" wrote: I need to convert address information, which is on word and listed vertically, to an excel spreadsheet, and have the information list out horizontally. Is this possible to do? I am familiar with the basics of each program, but using "range,formula,value" options in excel confuses me. Here's an example: (My data in word) Mel's Tire Store, Inc. 300 Culbertson Avenue Worland, WY 82401 (307) 347-3601 Need to copy and paste so data spreads horizontally in Excel, under these colum headings: "Business Name" "Address" "City" "State" "Zip" " Phone" Mel's Tire Store, Inc. 300 Culbertson Worland WY 82401 (307)347-3601 Is this possible or do you know a way I could make something like this happen? Thanks for your time and imput! |
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