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How can I replace each comma followed by a space with a carriage-
return? For example, a cell contains: COL-ACTN-TYPE, COL-ACTN-NBR, ET-AL-IND I want: COL-ACTN-TYPE COL-ACTN-NBR ET-AL-IND |
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Edit|Replace (or ctrl-h) What: , (single comma, but I'd use comma followed by a space character) with: ctrl-j (hit and hold the control key and hit the j key) click replace all It may not look like ctrl-j does anything in the "replace with" box, but if you look closely, you may notice something. Even if you don't notice anything, try it. ctrl-j is the same as alt-enter or =char(10) On 01/12/2011 19:08, gcotterl wrote: How can I replace each comma followed by a space with a carriage- return? For example, a cell contains: COL-ACTN-TYPE, COL-ACTN-NBR, ET-AL-IND I want: COL-ACTN-TYPE COL-ACTN-NBR ET-AL-IND -- Dave Peterson |
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