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I have strings that are in Column A. These strings are composed of cities
and zip codes sample is below: Castro Valley (94546), Castro Valley (94552), Danville (94526), Fremont (94555), Hayward (94540), Hayward (94545), Hayward (94557), Oakland (94601), San Leandro (94577), San Leandro (94578), San Lorenzo (94580), San Ramon (94582), San Ramon (94583), Union City (94587) The output would be something like: 94587, 94546, 94552, 94542, 94536, 94538, 94539, 94555, 94540, 94541, 94545, 94557, 94544, 94560, 94578, 94579, 94580 this would be one string, with each zip seperated by a comma These can be various length of differant city/zip combos I need to get a list of ZIPS seperated by a comma. I would prefer to have it where one column would have the city/zip combo and the next column would be just the zips I posted this in the worksheet function group, but it may take some VBA to do what I truely want to be done. How can I do this/ Thanks Bruce |
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