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Splitting a concatenated string into separate rows...
How can I use Excel to achieve the following
1) I wish to split a concatenated string into a column of separate characters ThisIsText should become.. t h i s i s t e x t. 2) After this I wish to display a predefined row beside every character t xyz x1w 234.1w h sdf w21 12.5s i wer we2 123.e .. .. .. Thank You Natarajan Ganesan -- Natarajan Ganesan |
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Splitting a concatenated string into separate rows...
On Thu, 4 May 2006 08:19:01 -0700, Natarajan
wrote: How can I use Excel to achieve the following 1) I wish to split a concatenated string into a column of separate characters ThisIsText should become.. Natarajan Ganesan snipped With A1 = "Thisistext" and B1= your predefined string named "Yourstring" Put the following in A3 and copy down =MID($A$1,ROW()-2,1)&yourstring HTH __ Richard Buttrey Grappenhall, Cheshire, UK __________________________ |
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