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Suppose I have a program that returns data in one row of cells. The cells in the row repeat in groups of five. I have the ability to format the exported data, and want to place a semicolon or other character at the end of each group of five to produce a line break.
My objective is to have five columns, each with the same data category, so that 12345;12345;12345 becomes: 12345 12345 12345 in five columns. Each digit represents a cell, so the above example would no longer be 15 cells in one row but 3 rows of 5 cells each. |
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