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Joanne,
Personally, I would avoid combining this data into a single cell, because that make checking, analysis and sorting much more difficult. Why do you want all the info in a single cell ? NickHK "Joanne" wrote in message ... I have a contact file in excel that has the data all in individual cells and I need to get it into 3 lines of info per cell. Here is the scenario A1 John Doe A2 110 Main Street A3 Anytown, USA I need to get into this format: A1 John Doe 110 Main Street Anytown, USA A2 Jane Doe 110 Main Street Anytown, USA etc etc for approx 600 Contacts I wanted to do a macro to get me started, but I don't know how to cut and paste the information from the individual cells into one cell, so I am stymied right from the get go. I am quite familiar with VBA in MSWord 2003 and a bit with Outlook, but have no experience at all in Excel. Am using MSOffice Pro 2003 on WinXP Pro - the file consists of 3 line addresses with one blank row in between each contact. Any help or direction towards help will sure be appreciated. Thanks Joanne |
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