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I have a Spreadsheet that looks like the following,
Name Order Date Order John Smith 06/05/14 A,B,C,D Mike Doe 06/02/26 B,C,E and so on... with several thousand entries. I need the database to be structured in the following way. Name Order Date Order John Smith 06/05/14 A John Smith 06/05/14 B John Smith 06/05/14 C John Smith 06/05/14 D Mike Doe 06/02/26 B Mike Doe 06/02/26 C Mike Doe 06/02/26 E Is there any way that I can make this happen using a macro or applet of some sort? Does anyone have one that will do this already? Things to note are that all orders are currently separated by a comma followed by a single space, these must be removed. If anyone can help, thanks in advance. |
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