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The software my company is using creates 2 rows of data for each sku which I
can create as a txt file to import into excel 2003.

LIke this:

Sku Description Date added Last Cost
QOH Retail

101 Widget 05/15/09 1.00
24 1.49

How can I get QOH and Retail into their own cell?

Thanks.
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If the data comes with commas between each item then give the file a name
with extension CSV and open it with Excel
Otherwise, have a look in Help to see how Data | Text to Columns works
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The software my company is using creates 2 rows of data for each sku which
I
can create as a txt file to import into excel 2003.

LIke this:

Sku Description Date added Last Cost
QOH Retail

101 Widget 05/15/09 1.00
24 1.49

How can I get QOH and Retail into their own cell?

Thanks.



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