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Importing an address file (that was pasted into a Word doc) into E
This question is much like Charlie's Mom, with one difference which may be
important. I have a stacked address file (created by an old DOS based program)that was pasted into Word 97, and had delimiters changed to ones that Word could recognize. There is one record delimiter for the name, and one field delimiter for 3 lines of addresses. When I try to sort on the name field in a mail merge, nothing changes. I think it is because of the delimiter in front of the name. Can I import this file into Excel, with the names and corresponding addresses unstacked, i.e. Names in column 1, addresses in column2, column 3, etc.? So far, everything I do just stacks them in Excel, with the delimiters showing. Does the record and field delimiters that I chose make a diffence to Excel? PS. I can live with the address fields being stacked in one column in Excel, but without the delimiters showing.) Thank you for any help you can give me. -- sharon |
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