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Hi All,

I have a very large sheet, which covers a suppliers range of products.
The format is as follows:
ALDL/A/R Glass/Nkl 75 25.51 51.02 £51.02

Where the first column is the product code, the second relates to the
colours of the product available.
What I need to do, is loop through the sheet, and create individual rows
for each available product.
So instead of the above, I would have something like:
ALDL/A/R-1 Glass 75 25.51 51.02 £51.02
ALDL/A/R-2 Nkl 75 25.51 51.02 £51.02
The product code has now changes, to reflect an individual product.
I am very new to excel programming and have only covered the simplest of
things, but the way I see it working is the user would specify a column
which in this would be B to indicated which column the various colour
codes are in. Then they would have to specify a seperator character
which in this case would be "/" (these are not always the same) then the
macro would loop through the sheet, making the alerations.
Could anyone give me a few pointers on how I could do this please, as I
said before, I am not to good with writing macros.

Thanks
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