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Me thinks there must be a better way of importing the data :)
Steve On Fri, 01 Sep 2006 15:34:21 +0100, Pete_UK wrote: That means you would want to combine about 323 cells into each composite cell, and with a comma between each postcode (with an average length of 7 characters, say) this means you will have 2584 characters in each combined cell. Pete David wrote: ...because I want all of the contents of every cell to be combined in to a single cell, comma delimited. [and preferably with a space as well, after each comma]. This is for putting the data into a postcode lokup database for determining shipping costs. About 2900 codes are to be split over 9 cells. "MartinW" wrote in message ... Hi David, I'm not sure I understand your problem. Why do you want to merge the cells before you copy them? Surely you can just highlight the entire column right click on it and select copy, then open your new sheet right click in A1 and select paste. Or am I missing something here? HTH Martin |
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