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I am fairly new to Excel and VBA, I have some VBA
background in Access. I imported some text from a document to paste into an Excel worksheet, and that went pretty well. But, some of the columns are askew because the country column is normally one word, but when a country has two or three words, then the columns get screwed up. ie. Canada is in one column, but United States gets put into two columns. So now, trying to clean up the columns, it is a real pain to clean them up. I can't cut and paste the text from one column into the other, so I thought the concantenate function might work. I thought a VBA solution where I highlighted to range of cells that I want to concantenate, pressed a command button and voila, the strings would be in one column. Any other better ideas or thoughts on how to program this? Paul |
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