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I am working a chemical list in which I am trying to hierarchically
classify specific chemicals. I copied a list of these classification terms. I cannot figure a way via text to columns or import data to get the data to fall into specific columns. When you copy the data into excel all of the data falls into column one, but the hierarchy of the data stays intact by increasing indent values. For instance, the mother group "Tree" is left indent 1; the "Oak Tree" is left indent 2; and the "Red Oak Tree" and "Blue Oak Tree" are left indent 3. Is there an easy way to pull these values into separate columns. I tried writing a short macro, but have yet to come up with anything that works. Any help would be great, Thanks, Matt |
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