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I wonder what "*" means and what "Sometime the above marked string is
broken to next row" means. Is the marked string, in your case, "aa", "111111_aa", "125.00", "125.00" and "0.0"? Is the "*" just a delimiter or something else? Do you just want to find the strings of 111111_aa, 125.00 and 0.00 in a long string in the cells or something else? Keiji yagna wrote: Hi, I have the string in the Excel file where the "\abc*aa**11111_aa*125.00*125.00*0.0\ " I need to split this data from the long string stored in the cell. Sometime the above marked string is broken to next row. how do I split this in macro & to find out when it is split in the different but continuous row. Split required are Col A -111111_aa Col B -125.00 col C-125.00 Col D-0.00 Thanks & regards, yagna. |
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