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I am working with a range of names, I want to take that range and have a
macro take the first 8 characters of each cell in that range and paste them into another range. Then i want the macro to go back throught the initail range and take the next 8 characters and paste that to a second new range right next to the one with the first 8 characters. If this can be done? does anyone know how? |
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