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Sally
PLEASE save me 8,000 hours of manual work. I know one of you can figure this
out - I sure can't. Thanks for looking.
I don't know vba at all so if you want me to use it please be specific about
what to type where.
I have a million rows with data in column A that looks like this (including
the brackets):
<aaaaaa><bbbbbb>
<cccccc>111111111111
<ddddddddddddd>
And I need column be to copy with additional text like this
<aaaaaa><writeaaaaaa)><bbbbbb><writebbbbbb)>
<cccccc><writecccccc)>111111111111<write:111111111111>
<ddddddddddddd><writeddddddddddddd)>
Basically, for every string surrounded by <>,
put the following in column B
copy the string surrounded by <> but change the <> to ()
add "<write:" in front of the string that starts with (
put a > after the )
for any strings in column A with no <> around it
copy the string and
add "write:" in front of it
put a > after it
There can be more than on string with or without <> in column A
If there is, everything in Column A needs to be in column B following the
rules above.
out - I sure can't. Thanks for looking.
I don't know vba at all so if you want me to use it please be specific about
what to type where.
I have a million rows with data in column A that looks like this (including
the brackets):
<aaaaaa><bbbbbb>
<cccccc>111111111111
<ddddddddddddd>
And I need column be to copy with additional text like this
<aaaaaa><writeaaaaaa)><bbbbbb><writebbbbbb)>
<cccccc><writecccccc)>111111111111<write:111111111111>
<ddddddddddddd><writeddddddddddddd)>
Basically, for every string surrounded by <>,
put the following in column B
copy the string surrounded by <> but change the <> to ()
add "<write:" in front of the string that starts with (
put a > after the )
for any strings in column A with no <> around it
copy the string and
add "write:" in front of it
put a > after it
There can be more than on string with or without <> in column A
If there is, everything in Column A needs to be in column B following the
rules above.