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Thought I had this figured out, but I am scratching my head...
I have three columns that have a mixture of information in them, and I need to offset certain types of information. The issue I am dealing with is that sometimes my 2nd column contains quantity, sometimes contains markings, and other times contains a part number. Good news is that each is formatted consistantly based on what type of information it is. Quantity is of course always a number Markings are always in bold text Part numbers are always begin with all caps Here is an example of what I have now: ColA ColB ColC ColD 1 Panel HP <--bold text AB123 Here is what I need to end up with: ColA ColB ColC ColD 1 Panel HP <--bold text 1 AB123 HP <--bold text Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Scott |
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