Hi,
First post. I'm using Excel 2007 and have a question. I have it mostly figured out but stuck on one thing.
I collect a lot of audio concerts and have them on multiple disk (about 20-25 per disk.)
I am trying to make an excel list of the shows so I can see which I have so I don't wind up with duplicates.
I know I can go into CMD and type DIR /B > test.txt or something similar. then open that file in excel. I don't have
an issue with that. I can get a nice list of files in COLUMN A.
So, I highlight COLUMN A and hit TEXT to COLUMN and this is where the trouble starts to brew.
COLUMN A has a list similar to this
Pink Floyd - 1971-12-22 San Francisco
Pink Floyd - 1980-10-21 New York
Rolling Stones - 2005-10-15 Philadelphia
Styx - 1982-09-17 Boston
ect....
What I want to do is have the band name in one column. The date in the next and finally the city in the third.
I find I can use a SEPERATOR of - but then it also seperates the date into 3 columns and doesn't separate the city.
Any idea how to do this besides hand typing them?
Any help is appreciated as I have over 1,000 shows and hand separating them all is anti-what I want to do LOL.
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