uday
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Hi,
I have a huge data in comma separated format in text file. When I am trying to text to column that data in excel workbook it is not giving a proper outlook the way I want it.
I have created a dummy version of workbook to represent my issue. In attached file comprises of 7 rows where highlighted data sets in yellow color starting from different column. Taking example of Row 4, 5 and 7. All the data sets have the 6 digit alphanumeric number followed by other information. They all needs to be fit and start from column R which is dedicated for Product number only.
I have already created a macro which is also embedded in same file. You can run it see my expected result. The issue is - the unorganized (Row # 4,5 and 7) data sets are not fixed or starting from a specific column. The data sets which have been highlighted in yellow can appear in any column starting from 1 to 37. The pros is the data sets which are not coming in right way always starts from alphanumeric data.
Please assist me to put all the data which are not coming in right format, they should all start from column R which is product number.
Regards,
Roy
I have a huge data in comma separated format in text file. When I am trying to text to column that data in excel workbook it is not giving a proper outlook the way I want it.
I have created a dummy version of workbook to represent my issue. In attached file comprises of 7 rows where highlighted data sets in yellow color starting from different column. Taking example of Row 4, 5 and 7. All the data sets have the 6 digit alphanumeric number followed by other information. They all needs to be fit and start from column R which is dedicated for Product number only.
I have already created a macro which is also embedded in same file. You can run it see my expected result. The issue is - the unorganized (Row # 4,5 and 7) data sets are not fixed or starting from a specific column. The data sets which have been highlighted in yellow can appear in any column starting from 1 to 37. The pros is the data sets which are not coming in right way always starts from alphanumeric data.
Please assist me to put all the data which are not coming in right format, they should all start from column R which is product number.
Regards,
Roy