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Old 08-23-2010, 04:00 AM
mugezhn mugezhn is offline moving data from single to multiple columns? Windows XP moving data from single to multiple columns? Office 2007
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You can copy the data and while pasting choose a single cell and then Edit/Paste Special and choose Transpose.
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mzimmers mzimmers is offline moving data from single to multiple columns? Mac OS X moving data from single to multiple columns? Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac
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You can copy the data and while pasting choose a single cell and then Edit/Paste Special and choose Transpose.
I don't get Transpose as an option for Paste Special; all I get is the option to paste it as Unicode. (I'm cutting from Mac Mail, BTW.)
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