VBA code I wrote this week in Excel and how it helped me

Posted by: John R. Durants WebLog, on 30 Oct 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

OKmy title is kind of colloquial. But I'm in a hurry, and the title conveys the idea well enough. Here's the deal: I have a spreadsheet with a bunch of important data. But, some of the most distinctive data are all merged into one cell. To make the data more usable, I needed to parse the data elements in that cell and separate each out into its own column. That way, I can filter and sort for each specific element. VBA made this possible and in short order (see my recent post Why VBA Still Makes Sense). Here's...

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