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The cell has an street address and then a hard return and on the second line
an apt #. Test to columns does not work because the street addresses vary in length. Any ideas? |
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Hi!
Use Text to ColumnsDelimitedOther With the cursor in the little box marked OTHER, hold down the ALT key and using the *numeric key pad* type 010. Then complete the steps in the T to C wizard. Biff "GatorGirl" wrote in message ... The cell has an street address and then a hard return and on the second line an apt #. Test to columns does not work because the street addresses vary in length. Any ideas? |
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Do you want to split the cell at the hard return?
DataText to ColumnsDelimited byOther ALT + 0010 will enter the hard return in the other box. Hit Finish to split. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 19 Jun 2006 13:28:02 -0700, GatorGirl wrote: The cell has an street address and then a hard return and on the second line an apt #. Test to columns does not work because the street addresses vary in length. Any ideas? |
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