Hi,
I have a number of cells that each include multiple names. I need to have each of these names to be in a separate row, is it possible?
Thanks,
Nina
Hi,
I have a number of cells that each include multiple names. I need to have each of these names to be in a separate row, is it possible?
Thanks,
Nina
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It doesn't work - I get this error: #NAME?
Use this instead.
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@Ninajigar: It doesn't work - I get this error: #NAME? That probably means you are not using Excel 365.
@DJ: what is this: =TEXTSPLIT(LC[-5],,CHAR(10)) ???
I suspect that should be RC[-5] using R1C1 notation, but in Brazilian.
Whatever, doesnt work for me. And Ive never used RC notation in a worksheet.
Not Brazilian, I just got the same Error and when I point to A2 I notice that the sheet was setup to R1C1.
Thanks for your help. But it doesn't work if you have more than one cell. Please see the attached. I need the values in each cell get broken down for each line. I copy pasted A2 cell, but A3, A4,.... each includes different names.
Last edited by Ninajigar; 02-22-2024 at 05:15 PM.
Which formula are you using?
=FILTERXML("<k><m>"&SUBSTITUTE(RC[-4],CHAR(10),"</m><m>")&"</m></k>","//m")
Using this:
=FILTERXML("<k><m>"&SUBSTITUTE(RC[-4],CHAR(10),"</m><m>")&"</m></k>","//m")
If you use R1C1 references it should be
=FILTERXML("<k><m>"&SUBSTITUTE(RC1,CHAR(10),"</m><m>")&"</m></k>","//m")
Could you explain the code?
what is RC1referring to?
what do k and M refer to?
I truly appreciate your time.
Did the formula work?
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