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Thanks Guys
Both ideas are huge help Larry C "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Try selecting the column of addresses. Then Data|Text to columns (in the xl2003 menu system) Delimited (by commas) and finish up the wizard. If you need a macro, record one when you do it manually. Larry C wrote: Hello, I have a column of cells that some of the cells have data like the following 124 Main Street, Suite 250 In a perfect world I would like to take the information after the comma and move it to a cell next to it. Then delete the comma. Just posting on a remote chance that someone has done this before. Thanks Larry C -- Dave Peterson |
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