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How do I split "A1B2" into "A1" and "B2" using text to column fun.
Dear all:
I have data stored in Excel with the format of "XY1AB2" which is alway a series of alphabet follow by a digit. I would like to split the text into columns "XY1" and "AB2". I am currently manually puting space between XY1 and AB2 and run "text into columns" and use space as the delimited marker. It takes a lot of time. i am wondering if anyone can help with a macro or a solution for this? Thanks. Any help will be appreciated. Jennifer |
How do I split "A1B2" into "A1" and "B2" using text to column fun.
Jennifer
Is there always a pattern, split in half, three/three, etc. or is it split after the first numeric? Let us know for a solution -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS "Jennifer" wrote in message ... Dear all: I have data stored in Excel with the format of "XY1AB2" which is alway a series of alphabet follow by a digit. I would like to split the text into columns "XY1" and "AB2". I am currently manually puting space between XY1 and AB2 and run "text into columns" and use space as the delimited marker. It takes a lot of time. i am wondering if anyone can help with a macro or a solution for this? Thanks. Any help will be appreciated. Jennifer |
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