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copying made simplier

  1. #1
    msam137
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    copying made simplier

    I have a spread sheet that has a list of numbers and a company name.
    The problem is all the numbers associated with name is in one cell. I
    want to take all the numbers and give them thier indivdual cell and I
    was wondering if there is away to make sure that name is easily copied
    over to the cell without having to use the auto fill feature.

    Thanks in advance.


  2. #2
    Nick Hodge
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    Re: copying made simplier

    Could we have a better example. If there is only one space in the entry for
    example, or a comma between the number and Co Name you could use Data>Text
    to columns, else there is probably a formula that could be devised.

    Give us a few examples and check the examples are uniform or not

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    HTH
    Nick Hodge
    Microsoft MVP - Excel
    Southampton, England
    [email protected]HIS


    "msam137" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    >I have a spread sheet that has a list of numbers and a company name.
    > The problem is all the numbers associated with name is in one cell. I
    > want to take all the numbers and give them thier indivdual cell and I
    > was wondering if there is away to make sure that name is easily copied
    > over to the cell without having to use the auto fill feature.
    >
    > Thanks in advance.
    >




  3. #3
    Kramer
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    Re: copying made simplier

    This is probably not the most elegant way, but it works, if I'm
    understanding the problem correctly. Working with a backup file, and
    assuming company names are in column A, and telephone numbers are in
    column B;

    Replace all spaces in company names (column A) with a unique character,
    such as the "|" (pipe) symbol. Save as a text file. Re-open the new
    text file, as de-limited with tab and space. You should now have the
    company names and the telephone numbers arranged in columns.

    Company A Inc | 111-6543 | 111-7654 | 111-9765
    Company B | 222-6543 | 222-7654 | 222-9765 | 222-5891 |

    Change the "|" in column A back to space.

    Run this routine to arrange into 2 columns, company name and one
    telephone number.

    Company A Inc | 111-6543 |
    Company A Inc | 111-7654 |
    Company A Inc | 111-9765 |
    Company B | 222-6543 |
    Company B | 222-7654 |
    Company B | 222-9765 |
    Company B | 222-5891 |


    Sub RowToColumn()
    Dim currRow As Integer, currCol As Integer, newRow As Integer
    ActiveSheet.Select
    currRow = 1: currCol = 3: newRow = 2
    Do While Cells(currRow, 1).Text <> ""
    Do While Cells(currRow, currCol).Text <> ""
    Rows(newRow).Select
    Selection.Insert Shift:=xlDown
    Cells(newRow, 1) = Cells(currRow, 1).Text
    Cells(newRow, 2) = Cells(currRow, currCol).Text
    Cells(currRow, currCol) = ""
    currCol = currCol + 1
    newRow = newRow + 1
    Loop
    currRow = newRow: newRow = newRow + 1: currCol = 3
    Loop
    End Sub

    good luck,

    Dave


  4. #4
    Maurice Samueks
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    Re: copying made simplier

    First dave where do i type that code in. Second should i modify to
    start in the cell that i want because it is not the first cell. Is
    there a way to put the results of this statement in a new worksheet or
    workbook. I am also trying to a figure out a way for me to display i
    haven't had any luck ccan somebody give me their email address and i
    will send you the data and the results.


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