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I have a spreadsheet and in column D contains Equipment #'s and their
description separated by a comma. How can I separate the Equipment #'s into Column G. Sheet contains approx. 1500 rows. Example: T-8900-F, Fresh Water storage Tank |
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hi
from what you describe, i would suggest text to columns 2003 menubardatatext to columndelimited, commafinish 2007 data tabtool grouptext to columnsdelimited, commafinish make a back up prior to runing the text to column wizard. regards FSt1 "Danielsjt" wrote: I have a spreadsheet and in column D contains Equipment #'s and their description separated by a comma. How can I separate the Equipment #'s into Column G. Sheet contains approx. 1500 rows. Example: T-8900-F, Fresh Water storage Tank |
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If there's exactly one comma in each of those cells, you can use this technique:
Insert a new column E Select the range in column D Data|text to columns (in xl2003 menus) delimited by comma and you'll be done But don't use this if your data can have multiple commas in any of the cells. You'll end up with more than 2 columns of data if you do. Danielsjt wrote: I have a spreadsheet and in column D contains Equipment #'s and their description separated by a comma. How can I separate the Equipment #'s into Column G. Sheet contains approx. 1500 rows. Example: T-8900-F, Fresh Water storage Tank -- Dave Peterson |
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ps. If you really want to have the stuff on the left side of the comma, you can
use: =trim(left(d1,search(",",d1&",")-1)) Danielsjt wrote: I have a spreadsheet and in column D contains Equipment #'s and their description separated by a comma. How can I separate the Equipment #'s into Column G. Sheet contains approx. 1500 rows. Example: T-8900-F, Fresh Water storage Tank -- Dave Peterson |
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If it is just the right side of the comma you want, then try
=TRIM(RIGHT(D2,LEN(D2)-FIND(",",D2))) As Dave said, this works based on the position of the 1st comma and he's given you the formula for the left half if that's what you want. "Danielsjt" wrote: I have a spreadsheet and in column D contains Equipment #'s and their description separated by a comma. How can I separate the Equipment #'s into Column G. Sheet contains approx. 1500 rows. Example: T-8900-F, Fresh Water storage Tank |
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