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I have multiple State abbreviations with no comma. How do I add the comma
with all the state abbreviations? I have been doing it separately€¦very time consuming. Find what: WY Replace with: , WY Actual 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point FL 33064<brPhone: 9544809085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson WV 25661<brPhone: 3042355659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner MI 48889<brPhone: 9898332265 Needed Results 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point, FL 33064<brPhone: 954-480-9085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson, WV 25661<brPhone: 304-235-5659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner, MI 48889<brPhone: 989-833-2265 |
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One Column
"Don Guillett" wrote: Is it all in ONE column or in 3? If in columns just use left and , and right len-8 for 2 char st and 5 char zip. if all in one column use select case for states and instrREV ?? -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Maverick50" wrote in message ... I have multiple State abbreviations with no comma. How do I add the comma with all the state abbreviations? I have been doing it separately€¦very time consuming. Find what: WY Replace with: , WY Actual 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point FL 33064<brPhone: 9544809085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson WV 25661<brPhone: 3042355659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner MI 48889<brPhone: 9898332265 Needed Results 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point, FL 33064<brPhone: 954-480-9085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson, WV 25661<brPhone: 304-235-5659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner, MI 48889<brPhone: 989-833-2265 |
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Then use Mike's
-- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Maverick50" wrote in message ... One Column "Don Guillett" wrote: Is it all in ONE column or in 3? If in columns just use left and , and right len-8 for 2 char st and 5 char zip. if all in one column use select case for states and instrREV ?? -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Maverick50" wrote in message ... I have multiple State abbreviations with no comma. How do I add the comma with all the state abbreviations? I have been doing it separately€¦very time consuming. Find what: WY Replace with: , WY Actual 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point FL 33064<brPhone: 9544809085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson WV 25661<brPhone: 3042355659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner MI 48889<brPhone: 9898332265 Needed Results 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point, FL 33064<brPhone: 954-480-9085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson, WV 25661<brPhone: 304-235-5659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner, MI 48889<brPhone: 989-833-2265 |
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You didn't like my macro? :-(
Only kidding. <g Actually, though, both Mike's and my macros didn't handle the phone number reformat the that the OP also wanted (see the "Needed Results" from his sample data). I just posted a modification to my macro which handles the comma and the phone number... I presume Mike will follow up with a modification to his own macro. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Don Guillett" wrote in message ... Then use Mike's -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Maverick50" wrote in message ... One Column "Don Guillett" wrote: Is it all in ONE column or in 3? If in columns just use left and , and right len-8 for 2 char st and 5 char zip. if all in one column use select case for states and instrREV ?? -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Maverick50" wrote in message ... I have multiple State abbreviations with no comma. How do I add the comma with all the state abbreviations? I have been doing it separately€¦very time consuming. Find what: WY Replace with: , WY Actual 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point FL 33064<brPhone: 9544809085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson WV 25661<brPhone: 3042355659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner MI 48889<brPhone: 9898332265 Needed Results 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point, FL 33064<brPhone: 954-480-9085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson, WV 25661<brPhone: 304-235-5659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner, MI 48889<brPhone: 989-833-2265 |
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I didn't, but should have, tested.
-- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Rick Rothstein" wrote in message ... You didn't like my macro? :-( Only kidding. <g Actually, though, both Mike's and my macros didn't handle the phone number reformat the that the OP also wanted (see the "Needed Results" from his sample data). I just posted a modification to my macro which handles the comma and the phone number... I presume Mike will follow up with a modification to his own macro. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Don Guillett" wrote in message ... Then use Mike's -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Maverick50" wrote in message ... One Column "Don Guillett" wrote: Is it all in ONE column or in 3? If in columns just use left and , and right len-8 for 2 char st and 5 char zip. if all in one column use select case for states and instrREV ?? -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Maverick50" wrote in message ... I have multiple State abbreviations with no comma. How do I add the comma with all the state abbreviations? I have been doing it separately€¦very time consuming. Find what: WY Replace with: , WY Actual 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point FL 33064<brPhone: 9544809085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson WV 25661<brPhone: 3042355659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner MI 48889<brPhone: 9898332265 Needed Results 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point, FL 33064<brPhone: 954-480-9085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson, WV 25661<brPhone: 304-235-5659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner, MI 48889<brPhone: 989-833-2265 |
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Hi,
I've assumed column A. Right click your sheet tab, view code and paste this in Add the state abbreviations to the array being careful to maintain the syntax and run the code. Note that the comparison where it looks for the state code is case sensitive Sub Sonic() Dim c As Range, MyRange As Range LastRow = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row Set MyRange = Range("A1:A" & LastRow) myarray = Array("FL", "WV", "MI") For Each c In MyRange For x = 0 To UBound(myarray) If InStr(c, myarray(x)) 0 Then If (Right(Trim(Left(c, InStr(c, myarray(x)) - 1)), 1)) < "," Then c.Value = Trim(Left(c, InStr(c, myarray(x)) - 1)) _ & ", " & Mid(c, InStr(c, myarray(x))) End If End If Next Next End Sub Mike "Maverick50" wrote: I have multiple State abbreviations with no comma. How do I add the comma with all the state abbreviations? I have been doing it separately€¦very time consuming. Find what: WY Replace with: , WY Actual 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point FL 33064<brPhone: 9544809085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson WV 25661<brPhone: 3042355659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner MI 48889<brPhone: 9898332265 Needed Results 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point, FL 33064<brPhone: 954-480-9085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson, WV 25661<brPhone: 304-235-5659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner, MI 48889<brPhone: 989-833-2265 |
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Give this macro a try (replace my example assignments in the Const
statements with assignments representing your actual layout)... Sub FixStateAbbreviation() Dim X As Long Dim LastRow As Long Dim Fields() As String Dim DataLines() As String Const DataStartRow As Long = 1 Const DataColumn As String = "A" Const SheetName As String = "Sheet1" With Worksheets(SheetName) LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, DataColumn).End(xlUp).Row For X = DataStartRow To LastRow DataLines = Split(.Cells(X, DataColumn).Value, vbLf) Fields = Split(DataLines(UBound(DataLines) - 1), " ") Fields(UBound(Fields) - 2) = Fields(UBound(Fields) - 2) & "," DataLines(UBound(DataLines) - 1) = Join(Fields, " ") .Cells(X, DataColumn) = Join(DataLines, vbLf) Next End With End Sub -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Maverick50" wrote in message ... I have multiple State abbreviations with no comma. How do I add the comma with all the state abbreviations? I have been doing it separately€¦very time consuming. Find what: WY Replace with: , WY Actual 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point FL 33064<brPhone: 9544809085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson WV 25661<brPhone: 3042355659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner MI 48889<brPhone: 9898332265 Needed Results 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point, FL 33064<brPhone: 954-480-9085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson, WV 25661<brPhone: 304-235-5659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner, MI 48889<brPhone: 989-833-2265 |
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I don't know whether the double line break (<br<br) that you showed on the
second example address was intentional or not, but my code *will* successfully handle it. However, the reason I am writing this follow up message is to mention that if a double line break occurs *after* the zip code line, then my code will not handle it. If this situation could occur, then let me know and I'll modify the code to account for that possibility. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Rick Rothstein" wrote in message ... Give this macro a try (replace my example assignments in the Const statements with assignments representing your actual layout)... Sub FixStateAbbreviation() Dim X As Long Dim LastRow As Long Dim Fields() As String Dim DataLines() As String Const DataStartRow As Long = 1 Const DataColumn As String = "A" Const SheetName As String = "Sheet1" With Worksheets(SheetName) LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, DataColumn).End(xlUp).Row For X = DataStartRow To LastRow DataLines = Split(.Cells(X, DataColumn).Value, vbLf) Fields = Split(DataLines(UBound(DataLines) - 1), " ") Fields(UBound(Fields) - 2) = Fields(UBound(Fields) - 2) & "," DataLines(UBound(DataLines) - 1) = Join(Fields, " ") .Cells(X, DataColumn) = Join(DataLines, vbLf) Next End With End Sub -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Maverick50" wrote in message ... I have multiple State abbreviations with no comma. How do I add the comma with all the state abbreviations? I have been doing it separately€¦very time consuming. Find what: WY Replace with: , WY Actual 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point FL 33064<brPhone: 9544809085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson WV 25661<brPhone: 3042355659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner MI 48889<brPhone: 9898332265 Needed Results 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point, FL 33064<brPhone: 954-480-9085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson, WV 25661<brPhone: 304-235-5659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner, MI 48889<brPhone: 989-833-2265 |
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Whoops! I missed the Phone Number part. This should do both things you
wanted... Sub FixStateAbbreviationAndPhoneNumbers() Dim X As Long Dim LastRow As Long Dim Fields() As String Dim DataLines() As String Const DataStartRow As Long = 1 Const DataColumn As String = "A" Const SheetName As String = "Sheet4" With Worksheets(SheetName) LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, DataColumn).End(xlUp).Row For X = DataStartRow To LastRow DataLines = Split(.Cells(X, DataColumn).Value, vbLf) Fields = Split(DataLines(UBound(DataLines) - 1), " ") Fields(UBound(Fields) - 2) = Fields(UBound(Fields) - 2) & "," DataLines(UBound(DataLines) - 1) = Join(Fields, " ") DataLines(UBound(DataLines)) = Format(DataLines(UBound(DataLines)), _ """Phone: ""!@@@-@@@-@@@@") .Cells(X, DataColumn) = Join(DataLines, vbLf) Next End With End Sub -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Rick Rothstein" wrote in message ... Give this macro a try (replace my example assignments in the Const statements with assignments representing your actual layout)... Sub FixStateAbbreviation() Dim X As Long Dim LastRow As Long Dim Fields() As String Dim DataLines() As String Const DataStartRow As Long = 1 Const DataColumn As String = "A" Const SheetName As String = "Sheet1" With Worksheets(SheetName) LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, DataColumn).End(xlUp).Row For X = DataStartRow To LastRow DataLines = Split(.Cells(X, DataColumn).Value, vbLf) Fields = Split(DataLines(UBound(DataLines) - 1), " ") Fields(UBound(Fields) - 2) = Fields(UBound(Fields) - 2) & "," DataLines(UBound(DataLines) - 1) = Join(Fields, " ") .Cells(X, DataColumn) = Join(DataLines, vbLf) Next End With End Sub -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Maverick50" wrote in message ... I have multiple State abbreviations with no comma. How do I add the comma with all the state abbreviations? I have been doing it separately€¦very time consuming. Find what: WY Replace with: , WY Actual 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point FL 33064<brPhone: 9544809085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson WV 25661<brPhone: 3042355659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner MI 48889<brPhone: 9898332265 Needed Results 4915 N Federal Highway<brLighthouse Point, FL 33064<brPhone: 954-480-9085 11 West 2ND Avenue<br<brWilliamson, WV 25661<brPhone: 304-235-5659 10673 W Street<br Charles Road<brSumner, MI 48889<brPhone: 989-833-2265 |
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