.txt numbers in more columns and rows [SOLVED]

[kleef013]

Hello everyone,


I'm having a .txt file with loads of numers viewed as this:

I hope this is hopeful.

0,0 0,00 4,96 50,00 0,00

0,1 0,00 4,65 50,00 0,00

0,2 0,00 4,67 50,00 0,00

0,3 0,00 5,10 50,00 0,00

0,4 0,00 5,52 50,00 0,00

0,5 0,00 4,84 50,00 0,00

0,7 0,00 4,62 50,00 0,00

0,8 0,00 4,77 50,00 0,00

Now there are space bars between the numbers, but when I try to paste it into excel I get every row in a seperate row, but it's all in one column every time.

How do I get that when I paste it, I will get the following:

A1 = 0.0

B1 = 0.00

C1 = 4.96

D1 = 150.00

E1 = 0.00

And so on, because now I get:

A1 = 0,0 0,00 4,96 50,00 0,00

A2 = 0,1 0,00 4,65 50,00 0,00

But this is not what I want.

Please if someone can help me?


Bye

 

[imla]

Use "Data/Text to columns" button in excel 2007 and choose Delemeter and check commu and space.

 

[kleef013]

Thank you,

I'm using excel 2010 in Dutch, do you know under which tab I can find this so I can apply it?

 

[kleef013]

Solved it already.

 

[SirJB7]

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