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Hi List
I have a spreadsheet that has Fathers name, occupation (then I pressed Alt + enter) to put on a new line in same cell a second Fathers name, occupation. IS there any formula that will allow me to separate this into 2 separate columns or at least replace the new line order with semicolon. Many thanks Althea |
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First make sure the next column to the right is empty, if not insert a new
column, the select the column, do datatext to columns, select delimited, click next, click other, hold down alt while typing 010 on the numpad, release alt, click finish -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Althea" wrote in message ... Hi List I have a spreadsheet that has Fathers name, occupation (then I pressed Alt + enter) to put on a new line in same cell a second Fathers name, occupation. IS there any formula that will allow me to separate this into 2 separate columns or at least replace the new line order with semicolon. Many thanks Althea |
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Wow, Many thanks
Works perfectly "Peo Sjoblom" wrote in message ... First make sure the next column to the right is empty, if not insert a new column, the select the column, do datatext to columns, select delimited, click next, click other, hold down alt while typing 010 on the numpad, release alt, click finish -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom Hi List I have a spreadsheet that has Fathers name, occupation (then I pressed Alt + enter) to put on a new line in same cell a second Fathers name, occupation. IS there any formula that will allow me to separate this into 2 separate columns or at least replace the new line order with semicolon. Many thanks Althea |
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