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    Data merged into one cell needs to be split

    In the attached image, I have a series of data in one cell separated by commas, and a series of values separated by commas. How do I get each data to match up with its corresponding value in the adjacent cell?http://adwordslessons.info/excel-data-image.png
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    Re: Data merged into one cell needs to be split

    Match up how? I imagine you need add a second sheet to your sample showing us your desired results, too.
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    Re: Data merged into one cell needs to be split

    Hi
    Try the macro in the attached file
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    Re: Data merged into one cell needs to be split

    Ravi:
    Do you have an Elance account? I would like to send you details of my project.

    Aaron

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    Re: Data merged into one cell needs to be split

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