I have an Excel 2013 address book that has extra spaces between first names, last names and middle initials all in 1 cell.
Is there an easy way to remove all the spaces between these components?
i am trying to remove the unknown character and extra space from the name. Though i use formula as trim or proper(trim), it is not removing the Unknown character / extra space. I have attached the few name as sample. Formula to remove these Unknown character / extra space, double space, special character from selected cell?
Note : I am using ms office 2013
I'm using Excel 2010 and I have a copy of an address in Excel. I'm trying to identify all the people who live by themselves- without partners and spouses.
I have a column array like this:
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T
PDENOStatusTitleFirst NamesInitialsSurnameSuffixDate of AttainmentFranchise FlagAddress 1Address 2Address 3Address 4Address 5Address 6Address 7Address 8Address 9Postcode
And the relevant columns is usually L. I am trying to figure out the formula that allow me to extract or at least highlight the people who live by themselves- or alternatively the people who live in the same house (which would therefore identify by exclusion the singletons).
I am struggling to find a macro which can look at a name in column 'BT' and search it in the address book of Outlook to then place the email address of that person in column 'ED'
There are 35,000+ people in the address book and there may be over 5 email addresses for one name, so is there any way a message can appear for the user to select which email address is correct if there is more than 1 contact for that name?
------ A ------------------- B
John123@gmail.com--------Blue
Bill323@gmail.com ---------Red
Sue223@gmail.com -------Green
Sue223@gmail.com -------Yellow
Bill323@gmail.com ---------Red
Bill323@gmail.com --------Yellow
John123@gmail.com ------Yellow
Sue223@gmail.com --------Blue
- C --------------- D ---
John ------------Blue, Yellow
Bill --------------Red, Yellow
Sue------------Green, Yellow, Blue
I am using Excel 2013 on Windows 7. In the above example columns A & B is the given list to process, and Columns C & D contain the result I am trying to achieve. The major part of this that I am having trouble on combining, separating them with commas in another cell, and ignoring a duplicate value. You can see bill has two red values, but I only need it displayed once in column D.
On a worksheet called "Contact Info" column A starting in row 2 I have a list of names (variable length). In Columns B2-D I need the email address, work phone number, and cell phone number.
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+44(0)77 7296 5210
The spreadsheet has 2500 of these phone numbers.
Is there a way to remove the brackets and the +44 to leave:
07772965210
I am using Microsoft Office for Mac 2011
I merged about 15 adresslists from media contacts to one excel list. Each list had a name i.e. music, health, theater, etc. and the same logic in colums. I added a few columns and have 1 large list now.
As some journalists write about music & health & theater, architecture, etc. they are listed up to 10 times in the new list now. But the "genres" from the original list i.e. music, health, theater, etc. are in different columns. Some of the lines have empty fields (i.e. no address or mail)
All I want to do is have one line with all the information of all 10 lines in it, merged, dupes removed:
company - firstname - lastname - Adress - Mail, etc. : genre: music - health - theater:
example.xlsx
I atteched an example of the full list and the result i want
I just discovered forms in excel and loving what custom functionality you can create with it; however, I need to include a table into the form but I've come to a road block. I don't see a way possible to render data from a query into a table inside of a form.
PS - I'm using Excel 2013
Excel 2013 on a surface tablet and attempting to create a data form. I've followed the necessary steps to try and add the "Form" button to the quick access toolbar, but "Form" is simply not a listed command. Have looked in "All Commands", "Commands not listed in the ribbon" and "Data Tab" and it's nowhere to be found. Not greyed out, just not there.
Frustrating because it's so easy to create a form on past versions of excel. All the tutorials I've seen online explain how to add "Form" to the quick access toolbar
I am calling a procedure from a commandbar button using on action.
With oButton
.Caption = "&Progress Report"
.OnAction = 'this bit please
.BeginGroup = True
.FaceId = 576
End With
Private Sub ProcessingRequest(ByVal shtRequest As String)
End Sub
I've created spreadsheet to look after scores & handicaps in a golf society. I'm trying to add extra spaces so that if new members join they can easily be added without me having to add all the extra rows,change formulas at the time.
However I'm getting stuck when trying to sort the table in 'Championship Leaderboard' sheet, basically I only want to sort actual playing members, not the ones marked 'Test'. I've only marked them as 'Test' whilst trying to do this, but they will be blank eventually.
Error values keep popping up, and as a result it won't sort. Trying to get rid of error values to equal 'zero' create problems elsewhere and I just seem to be going round in circles and getting nowhere.
Basically unless a new member is added i don't want anything to appear in the spreadsheet. But i don't want the formulas etc which are there in readiness to affect existing player entries and data
Is VBA the answer or can it be done with formulae etc,
Please refer to attached file.
Column A have data and i need VB Code (Not formula) to check each cell in column A and delete any spaces and make sure that there is no spaces after end of the text.
As an example you can see Cell cell A15 thru A22 have spaces after the text so need to delete those spaces
Book1.xlsx‎
I have in a range several numbers that contain extra spaces and therefore these are recognized as text.
This is how the numbers would look : " 123.234.567"
How to remove the extra spaces and the points (as otherwise this will also be recognized as text)?
I am trying to get rid of some extra spaces at the end of a word in a cell.
As shown in the following code I have tried different functions to get remove them, but they are not working. Are those not spaces?
The cell has this word : "LPPJ4K2**" ' in excel the * appear as a white space
Code:
Filler = "LPPJ4K2**" ' this word is actually is in a cell
Filler = Trim(Filler) ' Not working
Filler = Application.Trim(Filler) ' Not working
Filler = Replace(Filler, " ", "") ' Not working
I have a macro which opens one excel file, then copies the data into another, dead easy. However the first file is 'downloaded' from a bespoke package, where (for whatever reason) the package appends a number of spaces (" ") after data in one of the columns,
So sometimes the data will contain one, ten or more extra spaces (no telling how many) ie, it could look like "AB ", "AB ", or "AB " etc
Ideally What i need is a small bit of code that once the data has been imported to my sheet it can run and 'strip' extra spaces from the column, lets say column f, to leave all the data in this column to look like:
"AB"
"AF"
"CD1"
"VFE"
I am drawing a blank, any simple lines of code?
I have a table of postcodes and I need to import them into a bespoke application. The aaplication requires them to have extra spaces depending on the postcode i.e.
BS35 2JW - this is fine because it has the maximum amount of characters 8
BS1 2JW - I need to add 1 space
B1 2JW - I need to add 2 spaces
I'm in need of some VBA code (to be included in a Macro) that will automatically use the TRIM function for all cells in a whole column and that will then replace the values in that column with the resulting TRIM values. I have a LOT of individual files with varying #'s of records in them, so a way that will address all of them (all the cells in the specified column due to varying #'s of records) would be best.
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Sub Export()
'Set myADPFile = "C:ADPPCPWADPDATAPRSHWEPI.CSV"
Dim myADPFile As String
myADPFile = "C:PRSHWEPI.CSV"
Dim x As Byte
x = 5
Open myADPFile For Output As 1
While (Not (Sheet3.Range("A" & x).Value = NA))
Print #1, Trim(Sheet3.Range("B" & x).Value), ",", _
Trim(Sheet3.Range("C" & x).Value), ",", _
Sheet3.Range("D" & x).Value, ",", _ ..........................
The values are correct. However, the excess amount of spaces is not. Using the Write function just encases everything in quotation marks. Replacing spaces isn't a good solution because the first row MUST be in that format, and removing all spaces would require more code to put spaces back in. Is there a way to get rid of all the excess spaces surrounding each value?
I have data like this:
Sammi Alvarez-Vegan
1201 E. Ponce De Leon Blvd.
Coral Gables, FL 33134
Angie Penns
6870 SW 44th Street
Building G28- #110
Miami, FL 33155
Some names and addresses are 3 lines and some are 4 lines. All have a blank line between. There is a double blank between different name blocks.
I tried to Concatenate so all parts would be in B1 cell. =A1&","&A2&","&A3&","&A4&","&A5&","&A6&","&A7
That did what I wanted for B1, and when I copied it down, B2:B8 was part of an address.
It was not until B9 did the actual next name come into play.
I know there must be a better way
I am using WindowsXP and Excel2007
I have an excel spreadsheet I have created as a printable form. It all fits nicely onto one page. I would like to be able to email it to people and have it look like a one-page form. It looks great in Page Layout view, but the only problem is that there are a bunch of extra sheets that show up as well. Is there any way to remove/hide these extra sheets that are not needed? Or is there another way to send this out so that it comes to folks as a one-page form so that they can alter the data in the cells but not the page formatting?
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Sub GetOutlookAddressBook()
Set appOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set CDOSession = appOutlook.CreateObject("MAPI.Session")
CDOSession.logon "", "", False, False, 0
Set Recipients = CDOSession.addressbook(Nothing, "Select Distribution List Members", False, True, 1, "To:", "", "", 0)
In Sheet 1 I have the Raw Data
with column headings
Name , Address , Station, Work Phone, Home Phone Mobile number
How can I make an address book in Excel
Suppose in the AddressBook Sheet
in A1 if we write the letter A the names starting with A will be displayed in Cell A2 Downwards along with the retreived information abt that recoreds Similarly In G1 if we write B then the recored starting with letter B should be retreived from the sheet 1 containing raw data in cell G2 downwards and this goes on in column M1=C S= D and so on
New to VBA, so here we go. I want to make address book with userform,is it possible with my example?
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Company Name1 Contact Person1
Street Address1 Office Number1
City, State, Zip1 Cell Number1
Company Name2 Contact Person2
Street Address2 Office Number2
City, State, Zip2 Cell Number2
etc
Also, I would like to figure out a way to filter by the Category column, so that Sheet2 contains all items on Sheet 1 that are labeled Category A, Sheet3 contains all items on Sheet 1 that are labeled Category B, etc.
I'm trying to modify.
The code is this:
Dim finder As Object
Private Sub ComboBox1_Change()
Set finder = Sheets("Sheet1").Columns("A:A").Find(what:=ComboBox1.Text, lookat:=xlWhole)
Main_recipients.Value = finder.Offset(0, 1)
End Sub
Private Sub Send_email_Click()
With Application
.ScreenUpdating = False
.DisplayAlerts = False
End With
Now, everything works fine until it gets to this line:-
MailDoc.SEND 0, Recipients
when I get an error message that states "Unable to send mail, no match found in Name & Address Book(s)"
In Lotus, I created a list of recipients (including any additions after the name) and copied that into the cell that feeds the text-box "Main_recipients".
The odd thing is, if I just email myself without any additions after my name it's fine. It's when I try to e-mail multiple people (with and without additions) that it falls over.
I've had a scan through the archives trying to find a post or item on importing Outlook data to Excel, and have so far only found articles on importing data from users' 'Contacts' lists. I need functionality so that when the user selects an office (e.g. 'London') from a list, further details for those offices - which are stored as individual members of the global Outlook addressbook - for example postcode, can be operated upon.
Because this data is relatively dynamic (e.g. potential for relocation of office premises), I need any procedures to refer to a single unified data source, therefore I'd like any VBA procedures to use data directly from the outlook address book, instead of importing a static copy of the data and then performing operations on this.
I use the following code to read information from the Global Address Book in Outlook, and it works. Do any of you know how I can read the Email-address and alias-Name as well? By other word more information from each record. The code below will give me the name only.
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