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split cell content
I have a lot of imported data, unfortunately the post code and city is
stored in a single cell, in the form of 12159 Berlin Does anybody have a procedure for removing one or the other from the cells,? thanks Portroe |
split cell content
Hi Portroe
if you have only German style zip codes try Zip: =LEFT(A1,5) City: =MID(A1,7,255) or use 'Data - Text to columns' Frank portroe wrote: I have a lot of imported data, unfortunately the post code and city is stored in a single cell, in the form of 12159 Berlin Does anybody have a procedure for removing one or the other from the cells,? thanks Portroe |
split cell content
Thanks frank,
they are only German zip codes, Portroe Frank Kabel wrote: Hi Portroe if you have only German style zip codes try Zip: =LEFT(A1,5) City: =MID(A1,7,255) or use 'Data - Text to columns' Frank portroe wrote: I have a lot of imported data, unfortunately the post code and city is stored in a single cell, in the form of 12159 Berlin Does anybody have a procedure for removing one or the other from the cells,? thanks Portroe |
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