I count five spaces between first and second column, six between second
and third.

Open text with Word or a similar application

Use replace function to change all occasions of six consecutive spaces
into five consecutive spaces.

Use same function to change all occasions of four consecutive spaces to
a comma.

You now have three comma separated columns to write to disk and import
into Excel!

After you copy from the web site, go to Excel and click on Edit ... Paste Special.  Select "text" from the dialog box.

Then highlight the range (should already be selected) and click on Data .. Text to Columns.  Choose "delimited", then choose all of the delimited options and check the box for "treating consecutive delimiters as one".

This should work.

Hello:

I have copied the following data from a web page that has it listed
in three columns:

311.000     AM      STRATCOM primary
321.000     AM      STRATCOM secondary
243.000     AM      Distress/guard
However, as expected, if I just do a copy on these columns that I've
highlighted, it wants to put them all in a single column in Excel.

What I would like is to put the column data from the page I've copied into
three separate columns in Excel.

Then, to save it in .csv format.

Any way of doing this, please ?

Thanks,
Bob