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    Email import into Excel

    Hi,

    After searching the web and this forum for a while, I don't seem to be able to find a solution.

    Our customers fill our a form on our website and I receive these filled out forms by email. I receive one email per form filled out.

    They look like that:

    DATE SUBMITTED: 12/04/2010 3:04:38 PM

    NAME: xxx
    PREFERRED METHOD OF CONTACT: Email
    ADDRESS: xxx
    CITY: xxx
    STATE: xxx
    COUNTRY:
    POST CODE: xxxx
    PHONE: xxxx
    FAX: xxxx
    EMAIL: xxx@xxx.com

    I AM A: xxx

    I WOULD LIKE INFORMATION FOR: xxx

    POSTCODE FOR NEAREST STOCKIST: xxx

    DETAILS OF ENQUIRY: xxx

    WHERE DID YOU HEAR ABOUT US: xxx
    I need to import some of this data into excel and displayed like follow:

    A1: I AM A
    B1: PREFERRED METHOD OF CONTACT
    C1: STATE
    D1: WHERE DID YOU HEAR ABOUT US
    A2: XXX
    B2: XXX
    C2: XXX
    D2: XXX

    So the first row would be the column headings and the following rows would be each details from each email.

    Any help? Is it even possible?
    Last edited by vcellier; 04-12-2010 at 04:57 AM.

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    Re: Email import into Excel

    Try this:
    It’s a bit involved, but what your are going to do is first separate the data into two columns, with the help of the colons in your emails, then transpose the data from rows to columns.


    Copy complete e-mail

    Open Excel,
    Place your cursor in cell A1

    On the Task Bar,
    Edit
    Paste Special
    Paste as TEXT
    Click OK
    On the Task Bar,
    Data,
    Text to Columns
    Select Delimited,
    Click Next
    Tick Other, and in the small box enter a colon ( : )
    Click Next
    Click Finish

    Your data should now be in two colomns, A & B

    Next
    Highlight Cells A1 through B20, your complete email

    On the Task Bar,
    Edit,
    Copy,

    Move your cursor to cell C1

    On the Task Bar,
    Edit
    Paste Special,
    At the bottom tick TRANSPOSE
    Click OK,

    Your data should now be in the Column format you want.

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