Separating mass groups of numbers

stephen.smith

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Hey guys. I am trying to separate a huge group of phone numbers from one cell into individual cells in a column. the numbers are currently separated by a semicolon. Is there an easy way to perform this action?? Thanks
 

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Try using Text To Columns with a semicolon as your delimiter.
 
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Hey guys. I am trying to separate a huge group of phone numbers from one cell into individual cells in a column. the numbers are currently separated by a semicolon. Is there an easy way to perform this action?? Thanks
Individual cells in a column?
You could try out this small code
Code:
Sub separate()
Dim spl
With Range("A1")
    spl = Split(.Value, ";")
    .Offset(1).Resize(UBound(spl) + 1) = Application.Transpose(spl)
End With
End Sub
 
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Sorry, didn't notice you said column! After you do text to columns, you can copy>paste special>transpose into a column.
 
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Thats great thanks, worked like a dream, now I have my numbers separated however I need to add a "0" before every number in my list, is there a way to perform this easily.
Thanks again
Stephen
 
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Thats great thanks, worked like a dream, now I have my numbers separated however I need to add a "0" before every number in my list, is there a way to perform this easily.
Thanks again
Stephen
Not sure which answer you refer to, but if VBA then
Code:
Sub separate2()
Dim spl
With Range("A1")
    spl = Split(.Value, ",")
    With .Offset(1).Resize(UBound(spl) + 1)
        .Cells = Application.Transpose(spl)
        .NumberFormat = """0""General"
    End With
End With
End Sub
 
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