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I have a mailing list that is all in one column. I know how to separate
each line of information into a separate column if each person has the same amout of rows. My problem is some of the name have 5 rows of information and some have 6 - is there a way to make the row consistan so I can use then use the offset to separate into different columns |
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Post an example, and how you want it split up. There will be a way, but it will
depend on your data. -- Regards, Fred wrote in message ups.com... I have a mailing list that is all in one column. I know how to separate each line of information into a separate column if each person has the same amout of rows. My problem is some of the name have 5 rows of information and some have 6 - is there a way to make the row consistan so I can use then use the offset to separate into different columns |
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![]() Fred Smith wrote: Post an example, and how you want it split up. There will be a way, but it will depend on your data. -- Regards, Fred wrote in message ups.com... I have a mailing list that is all in one column. I know how to separate each line of information into a separate column if each person has the same amout of rows. My problem is some of the name have 5 rows of information and some have 6 - is there a way to make the row consistan so I can use then use the offset to separate into different columns |
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![]() Fred Smith wrote: Post an example, and how you want it split up. There will be a way, but it will depend on your data. -- Regards, Fred wrote in message ups.com... I have a mailing list that is all in one column. I know how to separate each line of information into a separate column if each person has the same amout of rows. My problem is some of the name have 5 rows of information and some have 6 - is there a way to make the row consistan so I can use then use the offset to separate into different columns This is what the mail list looks like - some have 7 lines and some have 6. Other then going in and adding and line to make each name a consistant number of row is there any formula that would do this? When I have a consistant number of rows for each name I can spit each row into a separate column. Leendert Aarts Director EMEA & CFC-R Logistics NCR Corporation-European Log 31-10-0000 Columbusstraat 12-14 Rotterdam-Albrandswaard - 13165AD Cherie Abbinanti VP of Supply Chain 847-680-00000 64 Paddock Lane LibertyvilleIL - 60048 Brian Abbott Corporate Account Manager Neopost LoopOne 512-697-0000 171 W. 6th Street AustinTX - 78703 Nadim Abboud Dir PWC Logistics University PWC Logistics 965-987-0000 P.o. Box 254 Safat - 13115 Sheikh Abdul Hai Logistic & Warehousing - Asst. G.M. Abdulla Fouad Holding Company 00 966 3 857 0000 Abdulla Fouad Co. Ltd --Bldg,-Dammam-Saudi-Arabia Dammam - 31411 |
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