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I have many cells with values like this

43543|F|ib315|RAS|98B8016BB4B12|stamp

I need to parse each cell using | and place the parsed values into new
cells for each row while still maintaing the unparsed cell. Any help
is appreciated.


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Default parsing a cell using |

If these are in column A, then copy this to column B to retain the
original data. Then highlight column B and do Data | Text-to-columns
and specify | as the delimiter.

Hope this helps.

Pete

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I would highlight the data and use DataText to columns... and use the |
character as the 'other' delimiter. Then when you have parsed it all, use a
helper column to put the original back together with

=A1&"|"&B1&"|"&C1...etc

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I have many cells with values like this

43543|F|ib315|RAS|98B8016BB4B12|stamp

I need to parse each cell using | and place the parsed values into new
cells for each row while still maintaing the unparsed cell. Any help
is appreciated.


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There's really *no* need to "put the original back together", since TTC has
an option to separate the data *without* touching (changing) the original
data.

In the 3rd step of the TTC wizard, just change the destination column
address from the default (original data location) to any *other* empty
column.
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I would highlight the data and use DataText to columns... and use the |
character as the 'other' delimiter. Then when you have parsed it all, use

a
helper column to put the original back together with

=A1&"|"&B1&"|"&C1...etc

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HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
www.nickhodge.co.uk
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I have many cells with values like this

43543|F|ib315|RAS|98B8016BB4B12|stamp

I need to parse each cell using | and place the parsed values into new
cells for each row while still maintaing the unparsed cell. Any help
is appreciated.


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RD

Of course...you'll notice I like re-inventing a wheel from time to time ;-)

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"RagDyer" wrote in message
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There's really *no* need to "put the original back together", since TTC
has
an option to separate the data *without* touching (changing) the original
data.

In the 3rd step of the TTC wizard, just change the destination column
address from the default (original data location) to any *other* empty
column.
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Regards,

RD

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"Nick Hodge" wrote in message
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I would highlight the data and use DataText to columns... and use the |
character as the 'other' delimiter. Then when you have parsed it all,
use

a
helper column to put the original back together with

=A1&"|"&B1&"|"&C1...etc

--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
www.nickhodge.co.uk
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I have many cells with values like this

43543|F|ib315|RAS|98B8016BB4B12|stamp

I need to parse each cell using | and place the parsed values into new
cells for each row while still maintaing the unparsed cell. Any help
is appreciated.


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