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  1. 02-15-2011, 05:14 PM #1
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    One column to txt comma separated values

    Hi, I'm thinking this shouldn't be as difficult as its become, but i have one column of data, A1:A501 (including header) with numbers in them. I need to convert this column to a comma seperated string to run as part of code in SQL. Can someone help with some dumbed-down intstructions? Thanks in advance...
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    Re: One column to txt comma separated values

    Add this code to your VB editor (Alt+F11, Insert|Module)

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    Then apply formula in a separate column

    =SUBSTITUTE(TRIM(aconcat(A1:A501," "))," ",",")

    You can then copy this and paste special >> Values over itself to make it a hard-coded string.
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