XL: How to Parse Data Using the Text To Columns CommandLast reviewed: February 2, 1998Article ID: Q142149 |
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SUMMARYThis article contains information about parsing data in Microsoft Excel by using the Text To Columns command.
MORE INFORMATIONIf you copy data from another program and paste it into Microsoft Excel, several columns of data may be condensed to a single column. You can use the Text To Columns command on the Data menu to put each record in a separate column. The range that you convert may be many rows, but only one column of data can be converted at a time. To create an example that demonstrates how to use the Text To Columns command, use the following steps:
A1: The,dog,ran B1: The C1: dog D1: ran A2: 156,156,451 B2: 156 C2: 156 D2: 451 A3: abc,def B3: abc C3: def A4: abcdefg,hijkl B4: abcdefg C4: hijk A5: 2554,4874,41 B5: 2554 C5: 4874 D5: 41 REFERENCES
Microsoft Excel 7.0For more information about parsing data in Microsoft Excel, click Answer Wizard on the Help menu and type:
tell me how to parse data Microsoft Excel 5.0For more information about Parsing Data in Microsoft Excel, click the Search button in Help and type:
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