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I have an Excel 97 speadsheet that has the city, state and zip code in
column A(Houston, TX 77095). Some of the zip codes have the zip + 4 code
as well. I need to copy the city to column B, state to column c and zip
code to column d. Is there a macro that can do this?

TIA
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Try highlighting the column and using Text to Columns under the Data menu.
Use a delimiter and try a space.



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I have an Excel 97 speadsheet that has the city, state and zip code in
column A(Houston, TX 77095). Some of the zip codes have the zip + 4 code as
well. I need to copy the city to column B, state to column c and zip code
to column d. Is there a macro that can do this?

TIA



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