Hi All
Could someone please advise a formula to split the data from one cell into three cells, as per attached.
I have around 850 rows so don't fancy manually inputting.
Thanks
Aide
Hi All
Could someone please advise a formula to split the data from one cell into three cells, as per attached.
I have around 850 rows so don't fancy manually inputting.
Thanks
Aide
Hi,
No formula necessary. The easiest way is the Text To Columns functionality using the space character as a delimiter.
You'll end up with 4 columns with an X in the 3rd column so just select that column and delete.
Richard Buttrey
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Would you be willing to use the Text to columns command? https://support.office.com/en-us/art...A-7A3E9C363ED7 It looks like it should be a simple delimited text to columns with space as the delimiter. If desired, you can have it skip over the 1st column (with "TUBE" in it) and the 4th column (with "X") in it, so that it only outputs those three columns.
Originally Posted by shg
Thanks for the replies.......I've tried the text to column and the data removes to the 3 cells, however I need data to also stay in the original cell. Also have do you carry out the command on multiples rows.
Thanks
Simply select those rows before executing the command (in your sample file, select A2:A7 before calling up the Text to Columns command)Also have do you carry out the command on multiples rows.
In the help file I linked to, step 7 through 9 (the "step 3" dialog of the text import wizard) desribe using the "destination" field to specify where to output the data. By default, this field will contain the upper left cell of the selected range so that the destination will be the same as the source range. If you want to keep the original data in column A, then simply specify a range that does not include column A for the destination range.however I need data to also stay in the original cell
Here is a formula solution
Enter in F2 and copy across to H2 and down
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A B C D E F G H 1 Description 1 OD ID LengthOD ID Length 2TUBE OD100 ID65 X L150 OD100 ID65 L150OD100 ID65 L150 3TUBE OD101.5 ID66 X L150 OD101.5 ID66 L150OD101.5 ID66 L150 4TUBE OD101.5 ID78 X L190 OD101.5 ID78 L190 5TUBE OD103 ID76 X L190 OD103 ID76 L190 6TUBE OD105 ID77.5 X L165 OD105 ID77.5 L165 7TUBE OD106.5 ID77.35 X L165 OD106.5 ID77.35 L165
Sheet: Sheet1
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Hi,
There's no way short of a macro that will replace the original single column of cells with three columns of result cells - either with functions or TextToColumns without some intermediated steps.
But how difficult is it to use TextToColumns or formulae and then delete the original column?
To perform TextToColumns on multiple rows simply select multiple cells before performing the TextToColumns
Hi All
Thanks, solved now.......
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