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How do i replace a known delimiter with a carage return?
How do i use Find & Replace from the menu to replace a known delimiting
character(eg a comma) with a carage return and/or line feed character? Regards, Shaun. |
How do i replace a known delimiter with a carage return?
On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 06:31:07 -0800, Shaun_C
wrote: How do i use Find & Replace from the menu to replace a known delimiting character(eg a comma) with a carage return and/or line feed character? Regards, Shaun. I don't believe you can do that. You'd have to use a VBA procedure. Or, you should be able to do it within Microsoft Word. --ron |
How do i replace a known delimiter with a carage return?
I think you'll need VBA for carriage control, but you can use this for the line
feed: Select the range edit|replace what: , (or whatever you want) with: ctrl-j replace all You may have to change format|cells|alignment tab|wraptext to make it look pretty. You could use alt-0010 (from the numeric keypad) instead of ctrl-j if you want. Shaun_C wrote: How do i use Find & Replace from the menu to replace a known delimiting character(eg a comma) with a carage return and/or line feed character? Regards, Shaun. -- Dave Peterson |
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