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LaurieAZ
I'm trying to split a column of data into multiple columns (using Excel
2007). I've followed the process to split the data, but Excel is only
recognizing the first line of data, when there are 3-4 in each cell. Here's
what a cell looks like:
"Mr. Gregory J. XXXX
Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
4647 N. 32nd St., Suite B105
Phoenix, AZ 85018 "
I imported the data (about 1500 records) into Excel from a database that
gave me very few options in terms of formatting the output. It appears that
there is a "hard return" between each line of data. My question is: how do
I get Excel to recognize the hard return as a delimiter?
Thanks!
2007). I've followed the process to split the data, but Excel is only
recognizing the first line of data, when there are 3-4 in each cell. Here's
what a cell looks like:
"Mr. Gregory J. XXXX
Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
4647 N. 32nd St., Suite B105
Phoenix, AZ 85018 "
I imported the data (about 1500 records) into Excel from a database that
gave me very few options in terms of formatting the output. It appears that
there is a "hard return" between each line of data. My question is: how do
I get Excel to recognize the hard return as a delimiter?
Thanks!