Insert 1 Space Before The Start Of Name?
Jun 24, 2012I have hundreds of names in column D from D5 to D5000.
I need to insert 1 space before the start of the name.
E.g.
Now:
Smith
Result:
Smith
I have hundreds of names in column D from D5 to D5000.
I need to insert 1 space before the start of the name.
E.g.
Now:
Smith
Result:
Smith
I download players names from the internet for a football program I have and then have a formula that separates their names from their numbers. The problem is that in the cell with the players name their is always a space before the name starts. How can I get rid of this space?
The current text I download comes from the internet as follows:
2 Tom Bellchambers
4 Jobe Watson
5 Brent Stanton
7 Leroy Jetta
9 Brendon Goddard
11 David Zaharakis
12 Stewart Crameri
15 Courtenay Dempsey
These are all in column A I have the following formula in column D:
=MID(A1,SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(--MID(A1,ROW(INDEX($A:$A,1):INDEX($A:$A,LEN(A1))),1)))+1,LEN(A1))
The formula separates the names from the numbers but it leaves a space before the name starts such that in column D the first name woud be appear as:
Tom Bellchambers (or - ""Tom""Bellchambers)
Jobe Watson
And so on. My computer tries to match up these names in another sheet but because there is a space before the name begins it doesn't register. I got the formula above from one of you geniuses a while back and have NFI what it really means but alter it slightly so it gets rid of that space at the start of the name.
I often have to work in Excel-spreadsheets which provide values to me in a rather unpractical way. For some reason, every cell entry starts with a space, followed by the value. It makes it impossible to start calculating with the values right away.
I tried
replace: " " with: ""
But that way all the spaces in the sheet are removed, not just the spaces at the start of each cell. I would like to avoid that, as it makes the descriptions a bit difficult to read...
So, any ideas on how to write a little macro (or a tric in Excel itself) which I can use to quickly get rid of those spaces and start calculating?
I've got a list of postcodes in one column and some of the postcodes do not have the correct amount of spaces between the characters.
So I'm looking to have a macro that will insert a space after each third character and then possible a separate macro to insert a space after each fourth character.
I'm trying to find a formula that will put a space in the correct place in a British postcode.
I have a column I need to sort this way. Some of the postcodes already have the correct space and others don't.
British postcodes can be in several formats......
n = a letter
1 = a number
n11 1nn
n1 1nn
n1 1n
n1n 1n
n1n 1nn
n11n 1n
n11n 1nn
nn1 1nn
nn1 1n
nn11 1nn
nn11 1n
On a side note I need to make all the text uppercase. In the column some already have uppercase and others don't.
I would like to insert a space after a series of numbers using VBA, ie:
A00000ABC = A00000 ABC
A111AAA = A111 AAA
I have a column of part numbers in the format 530020109 but I would like to change to 530 0201 09.
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I'm trying to insert a 'space' after the second character/number in a cell.
I.e 123456 should become 12 3456
I have tried =LEFT(A1,2)&" " but this just deletes all data after the space. I've also tried =MID(A1,2)&" " but this makes excel very angry.....
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Then when I enter the start and end date (range C14:D20). The planning (G5:AH9) would be filled in automatically as per the format in the cell in A14:A20.
refer the attach file. I entered manually an example in for the project "example1". I entered the project "example3" in B11 and starting and end dates. After running the macro button, The row 7:7 should look like the row 23:23.
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI have been working on different formulas to return the text string between the first and last space and have been unsuccessful. Is this possible?
I have tried several combos or Left and Right, I have been able to get the values after the first space, and the values before the last space, but not between the spaces.
String: Y60
~C CULT NUCLEUS 3X2 SPRING WST BK XL
Desired results: D60
CULT NUCLEUS 3X2 SPRING WST BK
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How can I remove the first word... essentially, all the charcters to the left of the space AND the space itself?
I have the following formula that works fine until someone uses the space bar to clear a cells contents
=COUNTA($D11:$AI11)
When the space bar is used to clear a cells contents the COUNTA statements includes the space in the count. How do I count the number of cells with content and exclude the space bar space in a cell?
If find dot. with out space in ( A1 ) cell remove space after dot in cell ( B1 ) Cell, vb or macro
A
B
M V Micunovic
MICUNOVIC,M V
L.T.Kudrjavceva
KUDRJAVCEVA,L. T.
D Sumarac m.l.
M. L,D SUMARAC
I only want to remove one space at the end of my text within a cell, if there is a space.
Code:
Sub hth()
Dim c As Range
For Each c In Range("H1", Range("H" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp))
c.Value = Trim(c.Value)
Next c
End Sub
I have a master data sheet with four columns, A, B, C and D
Column A has the primary data and B,C,D has dependent data values;
So when I insert a new cell in Column A with cells Shift Down, I want mandatorily new cells to be inserted in the same row in col B, C and D as well so that data integrity is maintained;
I can use the MATCH function when i am in excel but i am having trouble getting it to work when i am trying to insert the formula using VBA.
Here is the code i have but it wont even compile........
We have a system that used to export postcodes with the " "(space) in the correct space, the system has changed and no longer requires exposts with spaces
I need a formula that puts in the space depending on if it has 7 digits or 6
For Example
TE557TT needs to become TE55 7TT if postcode is 7 chracters " " after 4
TE57TT needs to become TE5 7TT if postcode is 7 chracters " "" " after 3
I have list of phone numbers on excel.
I have A1 as xxxxxxxxxx(with out space)
I want same to be viewed in this format xx xxx xxx xx
When presenting spreadsheets to suppliers for markup and corrections it would have space for them to write or make handwritten notation between rows on the printout. I've tried using alternate rows in Excel, but after a sort, Excel groups them all together again.
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how do I put a space?
12345 ** =A1&B2 gives me 12345CD
but I want 12345 **
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I would like to do this VBA. How to do this formula as there could be several of commas in the string
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When using SUBTOTAL for counting values in a column, well this function is counting also the blanks cells having space inside
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I chopped a macros inspired by jindon:
Sub SpacesBlanks()
Dim X As Integer
Dim r As Range
X = CLng(InputBox(Prompt:="Quelle colonne?"))
If (X < 1) + (X > Columns.Count) Then Exit Sub
lastRow = ActiveSheet.Cells(Rows.Count, X).End(xlUp).Row
For Each r In Range(Cells(1, X), Cells(Rows.Count, X).End(xlUp))
If r.Value = "" Then
r.Value = ClearContents
End If
Next
End Sub
At the top of my spreadsheet I've got the date displayed using TODAY(). In 'G5' theres a proposed collection date.
In 'F5' I entered, =IF(G5>$D$1+1,"PENDING","NOT COLLECTED"). Which is fine except, if 'G5' is blank I want 'F5' to be blank also. And if a date is removed from 'G5' I want 'F5' to be blank. I've tried various things with "" but I cant get it to do what I need. I'm sure this is very easily cured, but not by me clearly..!
I have a set of data in a column and I'm trying to add them but can't because of the way it was imported. Each cell has a number with a space at the end. How do I remove that space without having to manually go in there and deleting via F2 > backspace, F2 > backspace, and so on.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to automate the importing and processing of a fairly large formatted text file (~15000 lines) containing many tables of data. I've been refining this process for several months and recently was alerted to a problem. A few of my tables have widths greater than 255 characters (309 to be exact).
My process involves opening the text file in Excel then performing a .Copy on the Worksheet into ThisWorkbook, naming the sheet "Source". I then perform up to 66 separate parse operations on the various tables depending on which options a user selected from a form.
The problem is that I assumed that the Copy Method would simply make a duplicate of that sheet in ThisWorkbook. Instead, it seems to have truncated any columns that are longer than 255 characters, leaving me with partial data in a few tables.
My workaround was to perform a TextToColumns on the text file prior to the import such that it would simply split the data into columns that could be reassembled on the other side. In doing so, I seemed to have stripped a leading <space> from each cell which was apparently put there previously. This is causing a lot of problems for my formatting code which also uses TextToColumns to separate the tables into columns. The simplest solution seems to be trying to add the spaces back in, assuming there isn't a better way to import this data in the first place.
Just prior to copying the sheet into ThisWorkbook, I'm using the following code after the TextToColumns to add the space back in, but it's taking an awfully long time and causing a noticable time delay in processing my code and adding considerable size to the finished workbook it creates. If someone could recommend a better solution, either to the import process or to replace this God-awful loop, I'd appreciate it. Thanks.
Application. ScreenUpdating = False
For i = 1 To 65535
wkbk.Sheets(1).Cells(i,3).Formula = " " & wkbk.Sheets(1).Cells(i,1).Value
wkbk.Sheets(1).Cells(i,4).Formula = " " & wkbk.Sheets(1).Cells(i,2).Value
wkbk.Sheets(1).Cells(i,1).Formula = wkbk.Sheets(1).Cells(i,3).Value
wkbk.Sheets(1).Cells(i,2).Formula = wkbk.Sheets(1).Cells(i,4).Value
Next i
wkbk.Sheets(1).Range("C:D").ClearContents
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
Also, I don't know how long the actual file will be, so I'm almost forced to assume 65535...
I have a column with thousads of names
i.e. JohnSmith
Is there a custom way to delimited the text by Capitol letter.
Or, to have the text string searched and then insert a space in front of every caps it finds to get the output.