I'm not sure what you macro looks like, and whether you are looping through the
records.
If you ARE looping through each row, you can split the cell value into an
array, then write the array elements to the separate cells.
for instance, if cell AE2 has "JOUR 103 D A"then,nRow = 2sArray =
split(cells(nRow,"AE").value," ")cells(nRow,"BP").value = sArray(0) & " " &
sArray(1)if (ubound(sArray) > 1) then str = sarray(2) if (ubound(sArray)
> 2) then for inx = 3 to ubound(sArray) str = str & " " &
sArray(inx) next inx end if cells(nRow, "BQ").value = strend if
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From: Jordan Nofziger <jpnofzi...@gmail.com>
To: MS EXCEL AND VBA MACROS <excel-macros@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 4, 2015 11:41 AM
Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ Copy data from one column and create a new one
I've been working with a macro that I have inherited and I'm trying to make
some updates to help with some changes that have been made in the department.
I have data in column AE, which is titled 'crs_cde' (see below).
crs_cde
JOUR 103 D A
JOUR 101 D A
JOUR 101 O A ON
JOUR 215 D B
JOUR 317 D A
JOUR 341 D A
JOUR 541 D A
JOUR 215 D A
JOUR 280 D A
JOUR 280 D B
(note that this is just a sampling. I pull this data from an internal system at
various times, so the length of the column fluctuates)
I would like to split this data into two new cells, while retaining the
original data in the original cells.
Basically, I want to take the 'JOUR' data and put it in a new column titled
'Course Cde' (column BP) and the 'D A', 'O A ON', etc data into a new column
titled 'Course Sec' (Column BQ).
I'm new to macros, so I'm having a difficult time writing a code that will help
me achieve this goal. I know that this can be done with a simple formula that I
then fill down, but I'd really like to have a code to add to my current macro
to streamline the process a bit. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
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