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Hi. I'm using excel 2010.
My cell contains data like this : ERKDKE. Is there a way to parse the cell so the result looks like this (4 rows) ? ER KD KE Thanks in advance. |
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"cmiedaner" wrote:
Hi. I'm using excel 2010. My cell contains data like this : ERKDKE. Is there a way to parse the cell so the result looks like this (4 rows) ? ER KD KE That's not parsing, that's just splitting a string (although how that splits out to 4 rows I don't get, but whatever). Look at the MID function, i.e.: =MID(A1,5,2) VBA can also do this, via its own version of the Mid function: ActiveCell.Value = Mid(Range("A1").Value, 3, 2) -- You keep running through my veins. |
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Hi. I'm using excel 2010. My cell contains data like this : ERKDKE. Is there a way to parse the cell so the result looks like this (4 rows) ? ER KD KE Thanks in advance. .... try: =MID(A$1;ROW(A1)*2-1;2) and copy down! -- regards/pozdrav! Berislav |
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