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Hey gurus-
I am getting a list of names imported into Excel. All the names are in the order of LAST NAME FIRST MI/[SPOUSE] FIRST [SPOUSE] MI. All of them have their last name at the beginning, and they're all merged into the same cell. I am trying to print out mailers, so I need the 1st name moved to the back of the line so it prints out normally. How would I write a macro to do this? The only way I can think of is to signal is off the very 1st SPACE- everything before that space gets added to the end of the line. Is this possible to do? How do I do this? I'm not very good at VB, so I don't know where to even start on this one... example- My Data- Smith John D/Jane A I need- John D & Jane A Smith Thanks! D |
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