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place text seperated by a space in a column into seperate columns

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    Markus L
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    Re: place text seperated by a space in a column into seperate columns

    "hobiedog" <hobiedog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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    > I need to place text seperated by a space in one column into two seperate
    > columns.


    This is my "quick and dirty" solution (at 32C/90F in my office today it's
    simply too hot to develop any formula :-):
    - isolate the column containing the 2 text elements (copy it into a new
    workbook)
    - save as text file (tab delimited)
    - open text file, choose delimited and space as delimiter
    - copy back the resulting 2 columns into your original workbook

    I'm sure one of the gurus will come up with an elegant formula.
    The choice is yours!



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    Re: place text seperated by a space in a column into seperate columns

    Hi
    I reckon Data|Text To Columns should do the trick for you.

    --
    Andy.


    "hobiedog" <hobiedog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:51E83932-9EEE-4A31-A692-0F1FB6E5D090@microsoft.com...
    >I need to place text seperated by a space in one column into two seperate
    > columns.




  3. #3
    Markus L
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    Re: place text seperated by a space in a column into seperate columns

    "hobiedog" <hobiedog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:51E83932-9EEE-4A31-A692-0F1FB6E5D090@microsoft.com...
    > I need to place text seperated by a space in one column into two seperate
    > columns.


    This is my "quick and dirty" solution (at 32C/90F in my office today it's
    simply too hot to develop any formula :-):
    - isolate the column containing the 2 text elements (copy it into a new
    workbook)
    - save as text file (tab delimited)
    - open text file, choose delimited and space as delimiter
    - copy back the resulting 2 columns into your original workbook

    I'm sure one of the gurus will come up with an elegant formula.
    The choice is yours!



  4. #4
    Guest

    Re: place text seperated by a space in a column into seperate columns

    Hi
    I reckon Data|Text To Columns should do the trick for you.

    --
    Andy.


    "hobiedog" <hobiedog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:51E83932-9EEE-4A31-A692-0F1FB6E5D090@microsoft.com...
    >I need to place text seperated by a space in one column into two seperate
    > columns.




  5. #5
    hobiedog
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    place text seperated by a space in a column into seperate columns

    I need to place text seperated by a space in one column into two seperate
    columns.

  6. #6
    Markus L
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    Re: place text seperated by a space in a column into seperate columns

    "hobiedog" <hobiedog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:51E83932-9EEE-4A31-A692-0F1FB6E5D090@microsoft.com...
    > I need to place text seperated by a space in one column into two seperate
    > columns.


    This is my "quick and dirty" solution (at 32C/90F in my office today it's
    simply too hot to develop any formula :-):
    - isolate the column containing the 2 text elements (copy it into a new
    workbook)
    - save as text file (tab delimited)
    - open text file, choose delimited and space as delimiter
    - copy back the resulting 2 columns into your original workbook

    I'm sure one of the gurus will come up with an elegant formula.
    The choice is yours!



  7. #7
    Guest

    Re: place text seperated by a space in a column into seperate columns

    Hi
    I reckon Data|Text To Columns should do the trick for you.

    --
    Andy.


    "hobiedog" <hobiedog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:51E83932-9EEE-4A31-A692-0F1FB6E5D090@microsoft.com...
    >I need to place text seperated by a space in one column into two seperate
    > columns.




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