Hey Duke,
Ok I tried that but it did not work. All the info downlaoded into colimn A,
it looks like this "Txgrl,texas,email address, #" you get the picture! I
highlited column A and did what you said but it did not change anything.
Do I need to do something else or is my Excel program bad?
Thanks again!
> Select the cells that have the comma-separated data, then use the menu to
> choose
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Duke Carey - 05 Feb 2007 19:47 GMT
I'd be very surprised if your Excel app is bad.
Is there any data to the right of column A, and were you asked if you wanted
to overwrite that data? If you were asked, and if you responded "no," then
nothing happens
If that didn't happen, did you at least get a chance to walk through the
Convert Text to Columns Wizard? Did it suggest to you that it was going to
split the text where it should?
> Hey Duke,
> Ok I tried that but it did not work. All the info downlaoded into colimn A,
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Txgrl - 05 Feb 2007 20:39 GMT
Hey Duke,
It working! I figured it out!!! I deleted the top few I had manualy changed,
but I got it all together!! Thank you so much!!!!!
> I'd be very surprised if your Excel app is bad.
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