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Im not a programmer so can someone help me with code for the problem listed below.
I have a column of addresses in Excel. Example of original column is: Column A Street address, suite no., city, state zip Street address, city, state zip I need to start at the right and extract the data up to the first comma and second comma (individually) into their own columns. Then I need it deleted from the original column. I start with one column and end up with three columns. Examples of new columns a Column A Column B Column C Street address, suite no. city state zip Street address city state zip Thanks in advance. |
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select column A (columns B to D should be blank)
do data = text to columns and in the wizard choose delimited and then select the comma as delimiter on the next dialog. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ann Vlna" <Ann wrote in message ... I'm not a programmer so can someone help me with code for the problem listed below. I have a column of addresses in Excel. Example of original column is: Column A Street address, suite no., city, state zip Street address, city, state zip I need to start at the right and extract the data up to the first comma and second comma (individually) into their own columns. Then I need it deleted from the original column. I start with one column and end up with three columns. Examples of new columns a Column A Column B Column C Street address, suite no. city state zip Street address city state zip Thanks in advance. |
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Ann,
Did you use Text to Columns under Data menu? If you have to do it repeatedly then you can use a code else you can adjust it manually. Cecil "Ann Vlna" <Ann wrote in message ... I'm not a programmer so can someone help me with code for the problem listed below. I have a column of addresses in Excel. Example of original column is: Column A Street address, suite no., city, state zip Street address, city, state zip I need to start at the right and extract the data up to the first comma and second comma (individually) into their own columns. Then I need it deleted from the original column. I start with one column and end up with three columns. Examples of new columns a Column A Column B Column C Street address, suite no. city state zip Street address city state zip Thanks in advance. |
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