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reverse concantination
can we do a reverse concantination where we take values/text that share a
common cell and break them into induvidual pieces alone in their own cells? |
You can use the left, right and mid functions to pull apart the cell.
"john mcmichael" wrote: can we do a reverse concantination where we take values/text that share a common cell and break them into induvidual pieces alone in their own cells? |
You can also use the Data-'Text to columns' feature. In this case every
record would have to be separated by a common character, like a comma. You can choose Delimited-comma in this case. -- Regards, Dave "john mcmichael" wrote: can we do a reverse concantination where we take values/text that share a common cell and break them into induvidual pieces alone in their own cells? |
You can use
<Data <TextToColumns to perform separations as long as there's something common within the data. Post back with encompassing examples. -- Regards, RD ================================================== === Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ================================================== === "john mcmichael" wrote in message ... can we do a reverse concantination where we take values/text that share a common cell and break them into induvidual pieces alone in their own cells? |
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