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unknowndevice
There is a Macro for MS Excel out there that can take data in a column,
and as long as there is an empty cell between the "records" it will
take that column and post the data in row format. See example below.
The context of my problem is that I am scanning-in contact data from a
paper directory. I am using MS Office Document Scanning Add-on which
saves it as text directly to MS Word. Unfortunantly, it outputs to a
column.
I need that data formated for standardized CSV database formats into a
row.
I dont mind pasting this into Excel and adding an empty row in between
column "records" so that when the macro is applied each "6 fields" get
applied to a seperate row.
I know the macro exists, I just cant find in on the web anymore.
The Output I have is this:
Name
Address
City
Zip
Email
Name
Address
City
Zip
Email
I want is this:
Name, Address, City, Zip, Email
Name, Address, City, Zip, Email
Thanks!
and as long as there is an empty cell between the "records" it will
take that column and post the data in row format. See example below.
The context of my problem is that I am scanning-in contact data from a
paper directory. I am using MS Office Document Scanning Add-on which
saves it as text directly to MS Word. Unfortunantly, it outputs to a
column.
I need that data formated for standardized CSV database formats into a
row.
I dont mind pasting this into Excel and adding an empty row in between
column "records" so that when the macro is applied each "6 fields" get
applied to a seperate row.
I know the macro exists, I just cant find in on the web anymore.
The Output I have is this:
Name
Address
City
Zip
Name
Address
City
Zip
I want is this:
Name, Address, City, Zip, Email
Name, Address, City, Zip, Email
Thanks!