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I need to separate names and addresses in a spreadsheet which I want to use as my source document for a merge letter. Both the names and addresses have commas that separate the various fields and I understand I can use these commas to separate the fields into columns. How do I do so? Thanks -- Bajan Boy |
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You can do this using the Text to Columns feature.
First, depending on how many separations there are per cell, you need to make sure there are that many columns to the immediate right minus 1 that are empty to receive the parsed data. Any data in those columns will be overwritten! Select the range of cells that you want to parse. Goto the menu DataText to Columns Select: Delimited Next Select: Comma Finish -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Basil" wrote in message ... Hi: I need to separate names and addresses in a spreadsheet which I want to use as my source document for a merge letter. Both the names and addresses have commas that separate the various fields and I understand I can use these commas to separate the fields into columns. How do I do so? Thanks -- Bajan Boy |
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