Separate String By Commas
Oct 2, 2009I have the data like this :
03/07/2009;31267400;78168 in Cell A5
And here i want change that data like this :
Cell A6 = 03/07/2009
Cell B6 = 31267400
Cell C6 = 78168
I have the data like this :
03/07/2009;31267400;78168 in Cell A5
And here i want change that data like this :
Cell A6 = 03/07/2009
Cell B6 = 31267400
Cell C6 = 78168
I've imported a large document to excel. It contains 118 rows of information. My problem is that all the information is in column A. Every cell contains long sentences with information. The information is divided by a comma-sign (,). What i want to do is to seperate the information by columns instead of a commasign. So for example:
...A....................................................B....C.....D
1 Div,Date,HomeTeam,AwayTeam,FTHG
Becomes:
......A....B ........C.............D..........E
1 Div Date HomeTeam AwayTeam FTHG
Is there any smart way to do this??
I have data in this formatItem
# Data
A
1, 2, 3, 4, 5
And I am trying to see if there is a way to separate the data column into separate colums anywhere that a comma is present.Need data to look like this.
Item #
Data
Data
Data
Data
Data
A
1
2
3
4
5
I need the formula to separate the numbers with commas in a cell to other columns as shown in sample.
This data comes from internet and automatically updating certain intervals, so the text to columns option has no use.
I have a file with list of names in the attched file.They are not in the same format coming from the source in my company. I need only the names in the separete column without the dates and the commas. The text is not in the same format. Looking at the data, can someone help me make a formula to separate only the names from the the entry.
the data is huge and it takes lots of hours to clean this data.
I am attachign the excel file for reference.
If someone enters "1,000" in a TextBox, Isnumeric(TextBoxEntry) says True
If I convert it to a value with something like x = TextBoxEntry * 0, the 1,000 becomes 1
I would prefer it to be 1000. Just removing commas would do the trick. How to do it.
I receive an extraction from AutoCAD that lists the electrical devices in a drawing. I don't have any problems extracting the letters. I have a problem extracting the device number and the device number extension.
The device label extraction is similar to this:
DCM1005-1
DCM1005-10
DCM1005A
MTR1005-1
MTR1005-10
MTR1005A
I want to create 3 columns from the device label: (I separated the column with commas)
A1, B1, C1, D1
DCM1005-1, DCM, 1005, 1
DCM1005-10, DCM, 1005, 10
DCM1005A, DCM, 1005, A
MTR1005-1, MTR, 1005, 1
MTR1005-10, MTR, 1005, 10
MTR1005A, MTR, 1005, A
I am working with flight numbers and want to split out the letters from the digits. Examples,
BA1234A
BA123
EZY4566H
BE7893B
In column A I need the first two or three letters only,
BA
BA
EZY
BE
In column B I need everything to the right of what appears in column A
1234A
123
4566H
893B
etc.
I have a string that has an IP that doesn't follow a fixed length.
Eg:
10.248.242.65Microsoft SQL Server Compact 3.5 Service
10.248.242.5EOL/Obsolete Software: Oracle Java SE/JRE/JDK 6/1.6
10.248.251.144Microsoft Sync Framework Service Pack
seperate that IP and the String. I tried the below formula =REPLACE(A2,MIN((FIND({"M","E","S"},A2))),0,"?")
It works fine for the above examples, but i want a formula that can seperate the string after the IP ranging from A-Z or a-z
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123454566788329929201012827192019128278111111111abc213123123123123
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10.00 OVERDRAFT PROTECTION TRANSFER FEE
10.00
56.00 ELECTRONIC/ACH DEBIT
56.00
199.00 ELECTRONIC/ACH DEBIT
199.00
2,017.64 ELECTRONIC/ACH DEBIT
2,017.64
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address.xls
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Example attached.
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HTML Code:
<some HTML>
<a href="http://site.com/content/GE6053" class="button"><span>Text</span></a>
<a href="http://site.com/content/GE123" class="button"><span>Text</span></a>
<some HTML>
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Doc Number
String
Code
33333
This is an example string of text. An example three letter code would be HCB. The location of the code within the string varies.
HCB
33332
This is an example string of text. An example three letter code would be CDQ. The location of the code within the string varies.
CDQ
33331
This is an example string of text. An example three letter code would be RCA. The location of the code within the string varies.
RCA
Codes
DCP
HCB
RCA
CDQ
LCP
DCA
SCR
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Code:
Function parseNum(strSearch As String) As String
Dim i As Integer, tempVal As String
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U:U AQ AR AS AT AU AV
to
Produce|Fruit|apple|banana|cherry|date Produce Fruit apple banana cherry date
I have the cell data as below
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I still want the original data as I need to check that the splits worked well?
16.5.90 CH 1671/90-4
18.10.1991 CH 3056/91-1
24.07.92 ch 2341/92-2
30.7.92 ch 2395/92-3
18.11.92 Us 3533/92-5
26.5.93PCT 1577/93-0
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17.8.93 CH 2445/93-0
25.1.94ch209/94-6;8.12.94ch3714/94-1
25.1.94 ch 209/94-6 ; 8.12.94 ch 3714/94-1
8.4.94 ch 1047/94-0
22.4.94 ch 1255/94-7
18.11.1992 CH 3533/92-5
18.11.1992CH 3533/92-5
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302ALTO
406AMZN
451AMRC
404AMAD
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406 AMZN
451 AMRC
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605 ANCC
405 ADRC
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Input: Output 1: Output 2:
Col A Col B Col C
Wells 123 Wells 123
Wells 1234 Wells 1234
Wells Fargo 123 Wells Fargo 123
Wells Fargo 1234 Wells Fargo 1234
Wells Fargo Inc 123 Wells Fargo Inc 123
Wells Fargo Inc 1234 Wells Fargo Inc 1234
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Is there anyway I can run a function or macro or something that would just automatically look down the column Z and put each row into a it's own workbooks?
I have attached a sample of what the workbooks look like right now.
Sample123.xlsx
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Copy Data *
Create a New Spreadsheet named (Person's Name) mm-dd.xls
Paste Data (values, formats, column widths) to the new spreadsheet *
Delete Several Columns from the new spreadsheet *
Rename the sheet it's been pasted to
Re-filter data (new filter) *
Copy Data *
Paste Data (values, formats, column widths) to the same spreadsheet, only Sheet 2 *
Set the header of the spreadsheet with (Person's Name) and the date
Save the new spreadsheet
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