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I want to be able to paste this into to excel and have it seperate in the
next cell where the = sign is. WEOkToContact04 = yes As in A1 will show WEOkToContact04 and B1 will show yes Is this possible? |
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Assuming there are spaces around the equal sign as you show, then the first
step is to get rid of the space. To do that, select Column A, click Edit/Replace from the menu bar, type <space=<space (using real spaces in place of my two <space place holders) into the "Find what" field, type just a single equal sign in the "Replace with" field and then click the "Replace All" button. Now, with Column A still selected, click Data/TextToColumns from the menu bar, then on the dialog box that appears, select "Delimited" at Step 1, click the "Next" button, then type an = sign into the field marked "Other" and then click the "Finish" button. Your text should now be separated as you wanted. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Heather 0123" <Heather wrote in message ... I want to be able to paste this into to excel and have it seperate in the next cell where the = sign is. WEOkToContact04 = yes As in A1 will show WEOkToContact04 and B1 will show yes Is this possible? |
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