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I received a long string of information in an email. Challenge is to get it into Excel and on individual rows. Since I couldn't use the real names I made of fake names and emails. Example of the information is as follows:
Red, Team <Red.Team@peony.com>; mail, Jail mail.Jail@peony.com>; The above goes on and on for many names and email addresses. When I bring this information into Excel, the information comes in all on one row. How can I get each Last Name, First Name and email address on their individual rows? Once I can do that, I believe I can use the Text to Columns to get the Last Name, First Name and Email Addresses to their individual columns. Thanking you in advance for your help. Laurie B. |
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Perhaps save it in a text file then import in XL, using the ; as delimiter.You now have all data in one row in separate cells
Now Copy the row - Paste Special - Tranpose and everything should be in one column
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