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expanding a range of numbers
You could use Find and Replace after importing - highlight the column
containing these ranges, and CTRL-H. In the Find What box enter 4-6 and in the Replace With box enter 4,5,6, then click Replace All. You can do this for other ranges in this style, then you can use Data/Text-to-Columns to parse these using comma as the delimiter. Hope this helps. Pete |
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