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If he has commas as he shows, he can use that as the delimiter.
-- HTH Bob Phillips "Rowan" wrote in message ... One way: Select the data and then use DataText To Columns. Check Delimited and Space as the delimiter. You may however run into problems where you have spaces in the city name eg "New York" Hope this helps Rowan jayceejay wrote: I have an "Address" field in Excel that houses Street address, City, State, & Zip, separated only by spaces. How do I go about separating strings into New fields for City, State, and Zip? Is there some kind of VBA code I can use to separate the larger string? |
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