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THANK YOU SO MUCH, THIS WAS A LIFE SAVER!! I KNEW THERE HAD TO BE A WAY,
EXCEL CAN DO A N Y T H I N G !! Thanks all for your assistance, I'm telling my friends about this website. Again, you're a life saver. MERRY CHRISTMAS!! "Ron Coderre" wrote: See if this works for you... Try DataText-to-Columns Set the delimiters to comma and space That should break the text into 2 columns. Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron "RenieFo" wrote: ANYONE KNOW, OTHER THAN CUT AND PASTE, A METHOD OF "flip flopping" names in a list, from last, first to first last? (maybe "telling"the list to separate into 2 columns the words separated by the comma, last in one column and first in another). I have a list of 360 names and not looking forward to cut and paste this list. HELP! |
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