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Default Do indiv. sheets (or cells) have "TextToColumns" properties?

Hello all,

(XL 2003 SP3 on Win XP Pro SP2)

Are there "TextToColumns" properties? If so, are these properties on
individual sheets? Are they on individual cells?

I have 5 SQL scripts run on MS SQL Server (only tested the first 3 so far)
and the results get pasted into XL. Among the results, there are 4 cells
that look something like this:

[Account Type Description] - <$20,000
[Account Type Description] - =$20,000

When I pasted the 1st query's results into the first sheet in XL, the "... -
<$20,000" was all kept in one cell.

But pasting the 2nd & 3rd query's results into the 2nd & 3rd sheet in XL, XL
is recognizing the comma in "... - <$20,000" as a column delimiter for the
"Text to Columns" functionality of XL. So one cell gets "... - <$20", the
next cell to the right ends up being 0 (zero), and then all cells to the
right of that are offset by one cell.

Any ideas as to how I can get around this?

Thanks for any help anyone can provide,

Conan Kelly


 
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