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Convert CSV from clipboard into a transposed list (part solution provided)
I am trying to convert a list of comma seperated numbers into a list that is
pasted with each number in an individual cell. E.g. 125,25,223,23,35,23 would be pasted to 125 25 223 23 35 23 I have managed to convert the CSV into a list of numbers but can only paste the entire list into 1 cell. Can someone tell me how I would modify it so that each number is in a single cell. It will need a reference to the MS Forms library. Here's what I have so far:- Sub Test1() Dim myVar As Variant Dim MyDataObj As New DataObject myVar = GetOffClipboard ClearClipboard myVar = Replace(myVar, ",", Chr(10), 1) myVar = Replace(myVar, Chr(13), "", 1) myVar = Replace(myVar, Chr(10) & Chr(10), Chr(10), 1) myVar = Replace(myVar, " ", "", 1) Debug.Print myVar 'Print_Chars (myVar) MyDataObj.SetText myVar ActiveCell.Value = myVar End Sub TIA Andi |
Convert CSV from clipboard into a transposed list (part solution provided)
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Sub tester() Dim arrvar Dim myVar As String myVar = "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8" arrvar = Split(myVar, ",") ActiveCell.Resize(UBound(arrvar) + 1, 1).Value = _ Application.Transpose(arrvar) End Sub '################################## -- Tim Williams Palo Alto, CA "Andibevan" wrote in message ... I am trying to convert a list of comma seperated numbers into a list that is pasted with each number in an individual cell. E.g. 125,25,223,23,35,23 would be pasted to 125 25 223 23 35 23 I have managed to convert the CSV into a list of numbers but can only paste the entire list into 1 cell. Can someone tell me how I would modify it so that each number is in a single cell. It will need a reference to the MS Forms library. Here's what I have so far:- Sub Test1() Dim myVar As Variant Dim MyDataObj As New DataObject myVar = GetOffClipboard ClearClipboard myVar = Replace(myVar, ",", Chr(10), 1) myVar = Replace(myVar, Chr(13), "", 1) myVar = Replace(myVar, Chr(10) & Chr(10), Chr(10), 1) myVar = Replace(myVar, " ", "", 1) Debug.Print myVar 'Print_Chars (myVar) MyDataObj.SetText myVar ActiveCell.Value = myVar End Sub TIA Andi |
Convert CSV from clipboard into a transposed list (part solution provided)
Thanks Tim - that worked great
"Tim Williams" <timjwilliams at gmail dot com wrote in message ... '#################################### Sub tester() Dim arrvar Dim myVar As String myVar = "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8" arrvar = Split(myVar, ",") ActiveCell.Resize(UBound(arrvar) + 1, 1).Value = _ Application.Transpose(arrvar) End Sub '################################## -- Tim Williams Palo Alto, CA "Andibevan" wrote in message ... I am trying to convert a list of comma seperated numbers into a list that is pasted with each number in an individual cell. E.g. 125,25,223,23,35,23 would be pasted to 125 25 223 23 35 23 I have managed to convert the CSV into a list of numbers but can only paste the entire list into 1 cell. Can someone tell me how I would modify it so that each number is in a single cell. It will need a reference to the MS Forms library. Here's what I have so far:- Sub Test1() Dim myVar As Variant Dim MyDataObj As New DataObject myVar = GetOffClipboard ClearClipboard myVar = Replace(myVar, ",", Chr(10), 1) myVar = Replace(myVar, Chr(13), "", 1) myVar = Replace(myVar, Chr(10) & Chr(10), Chr(10), 1) myVar = Replace(myVar, " ", "", 1) Debug.Print myVar 'Print_Chars (myVar) MyDataObj.SetText myVar ActiveCell.Value = myVar End Sub TIA Andi |
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