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No problem, This procedure can be accomplished with about 8 lines of code. Could you post your workbook with the desired result so I can be sure I write it correctly for you. Otherwise I just need to know what you are trying to do with the data. What I can see now is the the data in column T gets copied to column AN. Once it is pasted in AN the data somehow spans to column BP which is the part I dont think is necessary but again I need to see the spreadsheet to be sure. Then column AN gets selected and a text to columns is done. Afterwards each column is processed with a formula and then filled down.
Now if I assume correctly you have data in column T that needs to be changed from 1,2,3,4,5 to 001,002,003,004,005. Now if this is the case again we can write code to do it but You could also just a write a substitute formula in column U and then double click to autofill down. This formula typed in T2 and then autofilled down would work. Code:
="00"&SUBSTITUTE(T2,",",",00") Let me know Thanks |
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