I have a spreadsheet with a few thousand rows, yeah i know..lol Each one of the rows has contact details for individuals. I have the address for each person in one field with up to four different sections, seperated by tabs. How do I go about seperating each part of the address so it is in a different column? I have tried text to columns, and it only seperates the first portion of the address, seperated by the delimiter 'tab'.
I'm trying to split the address stored in column A into two columns (i.e. columns B & C). I got more than 30,000 addresses stored in column A and got the following excel function to do the job. However, it seems not to exactly solve my problem.
in column B : =LEFT(A1,FIND(" ",A1,20)-1) in column C : =right(A1,len(A1)-FIND(" ",A1,21))
First, using the above functions, I got to manually drag the formula to the end of column containing 30,000 records! I tried to use vba to perform the job the script failed to do so. I know there has been something I missed in my vba script but do not know how to correct it.
for k = 1 to 30,000 Range("b" & k).value = LEFT(range("A" & k),FIND(" ",range("A" & k,20)-1)) Range("c" & k).value = RIGHT(range("A" & k),len(range("A" & k)-FIND(" ",range("A" & k,21)) next
What I really want to do is split the addresses in columns B & C with the first text ended with "Street" or "Road" stored in Column A and the other text after "Street" or "Road" in column C.
column A : 128 Johnway Road, 12/F, Flat C, Kowloon, Hong Kong column B : 128 Johnway Road Column C : 12/F, Flat C, Kowloon, Hong Kong
I have a 2000 row sheet with an address field that contains the apartment number and the address. The text is displayed as unit number, then hyphen and the building/street number for example '101-1234 15th Street'. I'm looking to cut the building number from the cell and paste it into a seperate column. Ideally removing the hyphen completely, so that I have two columns 'unit number' and 'building/street address'.
After I imported this data, the date and time is in the same column in the format of "mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss" military time. How do I write a VBA code to split up the date and time into two separate columns. One column would only have "mm/dd/yyyy" while the other only have "hh:mm:ss" in military time.
Eventually, I need to extract information from the data by looking for a specific time. I would also plot time vs something.
I don't know if treating it as a string would work, because it would just become a text rather than a time, right?
I need to split the data into worksheets (see attached) by the Advertiser column and then by the deal year and deal code columns. I need each worksheet to be named per advertiser and deal year_deal code. I took off and replaced the data since it is sensitive information.
creating a macro or implicating one into the workbook to run for future reporting.
Im trying to come up with an automated way of splitting concatenated information but putting each concatenated value in a seperate row.( i have columns of data that need to stay with each concatenated value) Eg
Concatenated comma delimited data
Cust Name Cust Identifier Locations L Kim 543545 California,Chicago,Florida S David 31434 Maryland,Vermont,Maine D Bryant 572575 Texas,Oaklahoma,Nebraska
i need to to get a result that looks like the below example im currently just doing text to column filterting and copying all the columns over and stacking them on top of each other. i need to find a way to automate this process but i cant seem to think of one
Customer name Customer Identifier Location L Kim 543545 California L Kim 543545 Chicago L Kim 543545 Florida S David 31434 Maryland S David 31434 Vermont S David 31434 Maine D Bryant 572575 Texas D Bryant 572575 Oaklahoma D Bryant 572575 Nebraska
I'm after a formula or some formatting trick to split up the address in the attached sheet. As you can see, the addresses have come through from a database in one cell, instead of a separate cells for the street line and the suburb line, making it difficult to merge for mailing.
eg. the address are coming through to the merge like this;
to automate a process that split name, address, city, state, and zip.
here are the examples of name, address, city, state, zip that i would like to be split in each column. this is difficult because the datas are not consistent and not predictable in how it WILL BE GIVEN....
I believe many people face is to automate a process that split name, address, city, state, and zip.
here are the examples of name, address, city, state, zip that i would like to be split in each column. this is difficult because the datas are not consistent and not predictable in how it WILL BE GIVEN....
I am looking for a solution to split text from numbers.I have found a couple examples on the web but I cannot get the examples to work with the correct syntax to function.
Sample cells. The string could be any integer or floating point number with text. (The text is always after the number.)
I have cells of block addresses that are delimited (tab I believe - there's a small square that appears).
I need to split the addresses out into separate columns for each line of address. I tried using the Text to Columns wizard as suggested by Excel Help, but ended up with only the first line of address being posted in the cell to the right (the rest of the address was nowhere to be seen).
I'm sure I've done this before but can't for the life of me remember how I did it.
I am trying to combine records in a database whose address is same. Because husband and wife have the same address so I want to send only one newsletter to that family.
My problem is to merge those records whose address field value is same. find attached an excel sheet that contains the exact data and the desired result.
I have a list of user names and UIDs, all in one column. I'd like to split the numbers into a separate column. How can I do this? Here's an example:
A'Aross Hd 798027047
A'Yolanda Gallegos 100004367799914
Aaiky Sweet 100000984883871
Aarchie Alin 100000295447271
Aasusana Azanza 100000086329219
Ab Raf 100000223369007
Abigail Cadenas 100003769100097
Abigail Gopaul 100002988007633
Abod Rezk 100002010187332
Btw, I'm an Excel newb and don't know a lot. I did try Data/Text to Columns with a delimiter of spaces, but there's really no rhythm with the spaces so it splits it all whacky.
I would like to separate data into multiple workbooks based on a unique value in the column. For instance if I have Departments in Column F, that has data of accounting, HR, etc. I would like to put all accounting data into a accounting workbook and all HR data in a HR workbook.
every month I import (from SAP) Local Authority staffing data for 200 schools into an Excel template. After a bit of tweaking I end up with a single spreadsheet showing formatted and adjusted data for all schools, with relevant headings separated by page breaks.
This is fine if for distributing a hard copy to schools, but I want to email it. I've seen macros that would allow data to be split onto separate tabs, but is there a way to break it down into 200 separate spreadsheets? I confess to not knowing any VBA, so be gentle with me
I have a spreadsheet containing thousands of addresses, and I need to separate the zip code from the address. Each address is in its own cell, and the only divider is spaces (sometimes two spaces). I attached an example of what some entries look like. Is it possible single out the zip code? addresslist example.xlsx
I have a dataset with full addreses listed in one cell. I would like to use "text to columns" to separate the data but am unable to use the text separater in the wizard. When I open the text to columns wizard the data appears to be divided with a "square" but I cannot add it as "other" for the delimeter. see the attached.
I have an address with numbers. Sometimes has only address number and sometimes the appartment also. I want to separate those numbers in two different columns.
I have a combined sentence with email address at the end. There is a space between email and other part. For example, in Cell A1, it's: PO Box 132, Washington Ave, dennis789@yahoo.com. In cell A2, it changes to: 12 DW Road, georgeyiui@hotmail.com. How can I separete these emails out?
My goal is to macro the creation of pivot tables into seperate worksheets based on each particular record in the "Office" (location). Ultimately, I will apply an email macro to send out each pivot table (and source data if necessary) to various recipients. I need to make sure that each recipient of a pivot table is limited to only drill into the detail for their particular "Office" and not able to view other location's information in the Source Data worksheet--is this possible, or do I need to create separate source data worksheets for each Office's pivot table in order to limit the viewing?
Items I need guidance on: Creating a macro to breakout pivot tables into seperate worksheets based on "Office" locationPlease advise on how I can secure Pivot Tables so that the user can only drill into the information originally presented in the pivot table they receive and will not be allowed to view all of the source data. Please find attached a file with my source data and an example of a pivot table for one of the Office locations (Chicago).
I have a large workbook with many worksheets which are all grouped into pairs - i.e. Sheet1 & Sheet2 go together, Sheet3 & Sheet4 go together; Sheet5 & Sheet6 go together, etc. etc.
I need a macro to divide this workbook into separate workbooks where each group of worksheets has a separate file of its own and I want to name the new workbooks after the second sheet in each group:
i.e. A new workbook for Sheet1 & Sheet2 called Sheet2.xls; a new workbook for Sheet3 & Sheet4 called Sheet4.xls; a new workbook for Sheet5 & Sheet6 called Sheet6.xls; etc. etc. etc.
I have a macro below which splits the data in my workbook (Attached) into seperate workbooks on the basis of each change in data, and saves the new workbooks with the value available in column A. Everything else works perfectly with this code I just want the code to take the workbook name from Column B, not Column A as it is currently taking.
Sub Test() Dim Sh As Worksheet Dim Rng As Range Dim c As Range Dim List As New Collection Dim Item As Variant
