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Isolating mailadresses
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Into a spreadsheet I have copied an adress list, where names, mailadresses and phonenumbers are on one line. I imagine I could use an IF function and say something like, if the word had @ in it, then isolate it into the next row, and if the "word" contains numbers then isolate it to row 3. Is that possible, and if then how. Thanks -- Therese |
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Isolating mailadresses
What do you mean by 'isolate it into the next row'? Also, won't the next
address be in the next row? -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Therese" wrote in message ... Hi Into a spreadsheet I have copied an adress list, where names, mailadresses and phonenumbers are on one line. I imagine I could use an IF function and say something like, if the word had @ in it, then isolate it into the next row, and if the "word" contains numbers then isolate it to row 3. Is that possible, and if then how. Thanks -- Therese |
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