Hi,
better to use "Selection.TextToColumns" with text then use "Selection.Copy"
and "Selection.PasteSpecial  Transpose:=True"

Sincerely,
ASD

2008/10/1 FF <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>
> Hi,
> I am trying to parse data from notepad to excel using VBA macro.
> A, B, C
> Field4 = 8.2
> Field5 = 6.7
> Field6 = 59
> Field7 = 5.6
>
> A, E, F
> Field4 = 7.2
> Field5 = 6.9
> Field6 = 60
> Field7 = 5.8
>
> I don't know how many datasets would be in a notepad.
> But I want to parse this data as rows in excel sheets:
> A  B  C  8.2  6.7  59  5.6
> A  E  F  7.2  6.9  60  5.8
> Can anyone help me with this?
> Thanks
> FF
>
> >
>

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