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separate mixed data
I have following data in one cell. 672 15 73.53 49412.16 17.5 8647.13
In this eaxmple there are 6 data elements. Each one could be of varying length and separated by at least one space (but would vary). I would likie to know how I could extract each data element separately. Thank you. |
separate mixed data
Use the "Text to Columns" Feature on the "Data" Menu. Choose
"Delimited", Check "Space" and check "Treat Consetcutive Delimiters as 1" Charles Chickering Prema wrote: I have following data in one cell. 672 15 73.53 49412.16 17.5 8647.13 In this eaxmple there are 6 data elements. Each one could be of varying length and separated by at least one space (but would vary). I would likie to know how I could extract each data element separately. Thank you. |
separate mixed data
In code?
Dim myArr As Variant Dim i As Integer myArr = Split(Application.Trim(ActiveCell.Value), " ") For i = LBound(myArr) To UBound(myArr) MsgBox myArr(i) Next i HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Prema" wrote in message ... I have following data in one cell. 672 15 73.53 49412.16 17.5 8647.13 In this eaxmple there are 6 data elements. Each one could be of varying length and separated by at least one space (but would vary). I would likie to know how I could extract each data element separately. Thank you. |
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