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changing location of words either in word or excel
I have a list of songs in doc format. They are written like this:
artist - song song - artist I want to have the entire list in artist - song format. Is there a way to either import it into excel so that the song and artist are seperated into different columns (like - delimited or something) so that I can just switch them. OR is there a way to do this in word? |
changing location of words either in word or excel
On Nov 20, 5:11 pm, Ratedr wrote:
I have a list of songs in doc format. They are written like this: artist - song song - artist I want to have the entire list in artist - song format. Is there a way to either import it into excel so that the song and artist are seperated into different columns (like - delimited or something) so that I can just switch them. OR is there a way to do this in word? Hi Excel can do a lot with text strings, but how can it decide which text is a song and which is an artist? (is there a number in the songs, a comma in the artist name that kind of thing?) regards Paul |
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