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HOW DO I DECONCATENATE
after i have used concatenate on an excel spreadsheet, is there any way i can
deconcatenate this? Many thanks |
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Hi
try 'Data - Text to columns' -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "pys" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... after i have used concatenate on an excel spreadsheet, is there any way i can deconcatenate this? Many thanks |
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Yes, but you will need to reverse the concatenation formula, and you will
need to have some sort of identifier to grab hold of. For example =A1 & "~" & B1 can be reversed with =LEFT(C1,FIND("~",C1)-1) and =MID(C1,FIND("~",C1)+1,32). unfortunately each formula will need to be tailored, not hard and fast rule. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "pys" wrote in message ... after i have used concatenate on an excel spreadsheet, is there any way i can deconcatenate this? Many thanks |
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