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    Selecting and paste into new sheet.

    Hi,

    Base on this thread as reference:
    http://www.excelforum.com/excel-prog...new-cells.html

    I have the same issue, but my data are all in 1 cell instead of separate cells.
    The result on my sample Sheet 2, I use RIGHT, MID to pull the data, so I wonder if I can run a macro to have all the data in 1 click.
    The header in Sheet 2 is to show you the order of the data to pull, having them or not is not the main thing. I need the data in the same order, that is more important.

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    Please help!

    Thanks.

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    Re: Selecting and paste into new sheet.

    Hi,

    You don't necessarily need a macro. You can use a helper column as in the attached.
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    Re: Selecting and paste into new sheet.

    Hi,

    I dont quite understand how that helper does.. or how to setup that helper? If I need more field to be added to my data?

    Thanks

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    Re: Selecting and paste into new sheet.

    Yes, the helper cells are a new series of cells. You can of course tuck them away somewhere else or hide the row if you don't want to see them.

    Using helper cells is a fairly common technique, often used to avoid complicating other formulae too much.

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