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I have a series of data that gets pulled into a worksheet(it's pulled into a
"data" sheet first from a text file, then creates a "report" from the data in the worksheet). In most cases, the one set of data will have a product number and a item number separated by a dash. I have a function that takes only the portion of the number after the dash, puts a comma after it, then the next item, comma, etc. This works great for all but one customer, who doesn't have dashes! Of course, right!? ;) Anyway, what I end up doing is formatting the cell then to allow wrapping, and then manually adjusting the width of the cell so it wraps right at the comma. Is there any way to do this automatically? IOW, when it doesn't find a dash, set it to wrap text, at the comma(actually, right after the comma)? Thanks! Shawn |
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