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copy the whole column and paste it two columns to the right
then select the original column and do Data=Text to columns and select delimited and on the next dialog, select comma as the delimiter. Now delete the column of State Zip that you don't want. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "VJ" wrote in message ... Hello, I have an excel sheet with about 250 records. I am new to Excel Programming and was wondering how to accomplish the following. I have a column that holds the City, State and Zip details:- | City, State Zip | and want to COPY the City alone and put it in a separate column without having to split the original column. This should result in the following:- | City | City, State Zip | Could someone please tell me how to accomplish this? Thank you and have a great day, |
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