If Cell A1 Contained 1,154,546,487,47,36,48,47,668 and so on. Using a Formula or Macro how can I get it to take each number(s) before each comma and put it in the next column on the same row?
So using the above example numbers you would end up with 1 in column A1 and 154 in column B2 and so on and so forth.
i'm trying to do is split the contents of the cells in column A in to 2 seperate cells. The contents of the cells in column A are like this: alpha.bravo.charlie. I want to delete alpha and have bravo as the new contents of column A and charlie as the contents of column C.
View 2 Replies View RelatedThe columns A & B need to be split as shown in the table (3 columns as shown in D,E & F)
In column A the hrs needs removing, but there is also some spaces at the front of this text which needs removing.
Column B needs splitting as shown in the table.
******** ******************** ************************************************************************>Microsoft Excel - MAPPED SCHEDULE.xls___Running: 11.0 : OS = (F)ile (E)dit (V)iew (I)nsert (O)ptions (T)ools (D)ata (W)indow (H)elp (A)boutA1=ABCDEF1 4.3 hrs1-08-739677-00 U1 DC STATOR COOLANT PMP 4.301-08-739677-00U1 DC STATOR COOLANT PMP2 1.1 hrs1-08-739543-00 SW/BD ALARMS FAILED 1.101-08-739543-00SW/BD ALARMS FAILED3 1.1 hrs1-08-739544-00 ALARMS FAILED ON TEST 1.101-08-739544-00ALARMS FAILED ON TESTSheet2 [HtmlMaker 2.42] To see the formula in the cells just click on the cells hyperlink or click the Name boxPLEASE DO NOT QUOTE THIS TABLE IMAGE ON SAME PAGE! OTHEWISE, ERROR OF JavaScript OCCUR.
I'm trying to split the contents of a cell to a new row (with data from other columns on the row copying across) below the originating cells row. Most of the split cell macro posts I've seen split the contents to a new row at the bottom of a range, however I'm looking to split the contents to a new row directly beneath the original row where data will already exist. I don't want to copy over this data I just want to push the data down depending on the number of rows created.
The contents in the cell being split can vary (1:n), so the number of rows needed to be inserted depends on the count. The majority of the contents in the cell is separated by a line feed (Alt Enter) but some may be separated by a tab or comma.
Essentially what I'm trying to achieve is something from this
A
B
C
D
[Code]....
I want to split the contents in a cell using a formula.
For Example, I have ***PavanKumar*** in A1
I want ***Pavan*** in A1 and ***Kumar*** in B1
Using XL07, some of my data looks like this
TY+/*-
PX/*-
TFM/*+
In an adjacent column, I am seeking to display the letters, numbers or symbols that appear before '/'. I would normally solve this little problem with something like =left(A5,2) or some combination of left and len. This method fails when the formula finds a len of 8 when the previous highest len was 7.
I have data in Col A. and i want to split (50 characters) in each row.
I know the formula but dragging formula to following rows is not working.
I have to write the formula manually. I write in b1 B2 and B3 as follows.
I want following
=MID(A1,1,50)
=MID(B1,251,50)
=MID(C1,501,50)
When i drag down the formula to bottom rows it repeat
Desire Formula in COL B
aaa asdf 242424 alkjsaf 32234 asfasf 23234 dfdfdfd
=MID(A1,1,50)
aaa asdf 242424 alkjsaf 32234 asfasf 23234 dfdfdfd
=MID(B2,251,50)
[code]....
I want to copy down the formula to 10k rows. When i select b2 and b3 and drag down i get following results.
aaa asdf 242424 alkjsaf 32234 asfasf 23234 dfdfdfd
=MID(A1,1,50)
aaa asdf 242424 alkjsaf 32234 asfasf 23234 dfdfdfd
=MID(B2,251,50)
aaa asdf 242424 alkjsaf 32234 asfasf 23234 dfdfdfd
[code]....
I have a spreadsheet in excel 2003 that has alot of model numbers listed in a single column with a dash. Is their any way I can remove the dash and seperate the numbers into 2 columns?
Current Spreadsheet
Model Number
199-001
200-003
210-081
This is what I'm trying to accomplish
Column B Column C
199 001
200 003
210 081
I have a column with adresses.
Cell A1 contents Road 12
Cell A2 contents Street 555
Now i want to split the content.
In cell A1 Road and in cell B1 12
In cell A2 Street and in cell B2 555.
Is there a macro that can do that?
I have attached a workbook stating my problem.
file1.xlsx‎
I thought this was a pretty simple formula but I am having difficulty creating it. I am attaching a little test spreadsheet. Sheet 1 is where the data will be entered. The Reimbursed column has a drop down choice of yes or no. The next 2 columns are the cost of registration and the cost of accommodations. On sheet 2 is where I would like the formulas. So in cell A4 I would like a formula that says if B3 on sheet 1 is Yes populate this cell with the contents of Cell C3 only, B4 of sheet 2 would then be B3 if A3 on sheet 3 is Yes and so on with the Not reinbursed if sheet 1 the Reimbursed column is no.
View 3 Replies View RelatedHere's my problem. I have a cell where there are many data strings seperated by ",". Each data string has a seperate value of its own like for e.g:
A2: aa,ab,ac
String Value
aa 1
ab 1
ac 3
What I want it accomplish is that, split the A2 cell into the different data string entities seperated by ",", then get the corresponding value of each of the data string entity, and to take the average of all the values of the different data string entities.
I'm using Excel 2000 and I have a spreadsheet with 4 columns (A-D) and many (500+) rows.
Part 1:
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Colums A & B both contain identical data - a first name and a last name in the format "John Doe".
I want the second word ("Doe") removed from all cells in Column A so that only the first name remains, and I want the first word ("John") to be removed from every cell in Column B so that only the last name remains.
So, where A1 & B1 both started with the data "John Doe" now A1 contains only "John" and B1 contains only "Doe".
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Part 2:
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Column C contains addresses in the format:
"#5 - 123 Fake Street, Some City, CA 90210"
There is ALWAYS a comma and a space after the street address, then the name of the city or town followed by more data which may include one or more commas.
I would like everything BEFORE the first comma to remain in column C, and everything AFTER the first comma & space to be moved into Column D of the same row. The first comma and space are not needed again.
So, where C1 started with "#5 - 123 Fake Street, Some City, CA 90210", it now only contains "#5 - 123 Fake Street" and D1 now contains "Some City, CA 90210".
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How do I split numbers!
I have two problems/challenges!
Part I...
I got the answer 1987, and now I want Excel to take the numbers out and display...
1 in one box then i set + in the next, then 9 in the 3ed. box, next box +, then 8, then +, then 7 in the last so that i can have Excel make a SUM of it all to 25.
How do I split 1987 and put the numbers in different boxes?
Part II...
I want to make A=1 B=2... all the way up to 9, then start over again with J=1 K=2... up to 9 again and then over again.
So that if I write my name it comes out as a value of 14 (Odd = O=6 D=4 D=4 =14)
(AJSØ=1 BKTÅ=2 CLU=3 DMV=4 ENW=5 FOX=6 GPY=7 HQZ=8 IRÆ=9, It's the Norwegian alphabet, that's why there are some extra letters)
So how do I set up my Excel so that is ANY name is typed in I can get it out into a number from the values assign?
I have a very long HTML code that i am using for a description of something on our website, when i save the file in CSV format the HTML gets cut up and put into different cells on different lines ... the file needs to be saved in CSV format.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a list of fixtures but each cell lists the teams in each game ... i.e.
CSKA Moscow v Real Madrid (in one cell)
List example....
CSKA Moscow v Real Madrid (Cell 1)
Leicester v Portsmouth
Leyton Orient v Charlton
Liverpool v Newcastle
Lyon v Apoel Nicosia
Man City v Liverpool
I want to split these cells so CSKA Moscow is in cell B1 and.... Real Madrid is in cell C1 etc.
I have a column with info like
name - name
as in (column a): frank - john
I want to split that into 2 cells(columns) and drop the -, what is the best way ?
so now column b would have frank and c would have john.
I have got one column in which each cell has the complete data for the entire row.
I would like to split the data in one cell into the same row.
Got about 4000 records like it.
I am looking for a method of combining 2 pieces of data into 1 cell
ie 2 Cells merged? and/or formatted? as one split cell as per the mock-up in the attached word document.
120 Enquiries, Closing Ratio of 40%
to look something like the attached
I'm working on a datasheet that needs some tweaks...
In column A, I have these data
CA 902-20
GA 100-10
UP 200-20
WC 100-20
UP10-299
Best99-000
City #123-89
how can I tidy the data into column B so that they have it will have a standard format of a single letter followed by (no space) 5 digits.
ex: C90220
G10010
U20020
W10020
U10299
B99000
C12389
I am thinking using Left and Right formula, does that sound right?
My data within a cell has 3 values separated by commas i.e. abc, def, ghi. I want to separate these values into their own cells. Is there a formula or command that can do this? of course I can go into each cell and cut and paste the values onto another cell, but I have thousands of cells that need to be reformatted.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI've searched on Google if it was possible to split a cell diagonally, so that I can enter a title on each side of it. One of the answers was from this forum but is very old, the thread was posted in 2005, and the replies are all turnarounds, like drawing manually a line, or such solutions. So I was wondering, maybe with all the new Microsoft Excel updates and upgrades, maybe there's a simpler more straightforward way to do it?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI need to split a string in all cells in one column (delimiter = ""). What I basically want is to get just the first word in the cell.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have grid references in a list I.E. TQ1234597865. i need to split that into 3 separate cells, so I end up with TQ, 12345 and 97865 in separate cells. Is there an easy way to do this with formula ?
View 2 Replies View RelatedIs there any way I can split a cell in half, so I can put numbers in the left part of the cell, and the right part?
If so, I would I refer to those numbers in my macro?
Is it possible to copy specific names based on cell content?
For example:
If I have a cell containing text and the names Bob, Mary, Bill,
I would like have a macro read the contents of the cell, find each name "Bob", "Mary", "Bill", then write their names in the first available cells to the right.
ie: If Cell A1 contains Bob, Mary, Bill
write the names in the next available cells ( in any order)
Cell B1 = Bob
Cell C1 = Mary
Call D1 = Bill
It would be great if this can be done within a range..
If anywhere A1:A100 contains the names Bob, Mary, Bill,
to write the names Bob, Mary, Bill ,in their next available cells.
Also, I have a few dozen names that i'll be incorporating in my worksheet which I'm hoping to expand on.
I'm trying to split a cell with 2 different delimiters.
As example
A1 10'48"
to
B1 10
C1 48
I have about 10.000 entries like those. And i think a macro should be the most suitable for it.
But I'm not experienced enough to make it work.
Cell contains numbers & words. So how can we split numbers to 1 cell & words to other cell.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a cell that has this in it:
"5+5"
That's how the data arrives to me. I would like to have another cell display the result (i.e. 10) so I won't need to calculate everything by hand. How can I do this with a formula? I don't want to use text-to-columns, and I'd prefer not to use VBA.
I have a list of first names and surnames, the first name and surname are in one cell together but seperated by a commer.
For example in A1 would be Steve, Jones
What I want to do is have this split into two new cells. So in A2 I would have his first name and in A3 his surname. Formula to do this is what I cant get to work.