VBA Split function

Jurgus

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Hi,

I need your help once more

I have data in csv:

word1,"word2 "word2" "word2" word2","word3","word4","word5","word6"

that I import to different excel sheet so I'm getting

"word1,""word2 ""word2"" ""word2"" word2"",""word3"",""word4"",""word5"",""word6"""

after using split

Split(value, ",")

I'm getting

"word1""word2 ""word2"" ""word2"" word2""""word3""""word4""""word5""""word6"""

My final goal is:

word1word2 "word2" "word2" word2word3word4word5word6

any ideas? :)

Thanks,
 

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Your explanation is confusing, so I am not clear about what you are trying to do.

Book2
ABCDEF
1"word1,"word2 "word2" "word2" word2","word3","word4","word5","word6"
2word1word2 "word2" "word2" word2word3word4word5word6
Sheet4


VBA Code:
Sub Test()
    Dim S As String, I As Long
    Dim SA As Variant, SB As Variant

    SA = Split(Replace(Range("A1").Value, Chr(34), ""), ",")
    SB = Split(SA(1), " ")
    
    For I = 0 To UBound(SB)
        Select Case I
        Case UBound(SB)
            S = S & SB(I) & " "
        Case Is > 0
            S = S & Chr(34) & SB(I) & Chr(34) & " "
        Case Else
            S = S & SB(I) & " "
        End Select
    Next I

    SA(1) = Trim(S)
    
    With Range("A2")
        .Resize(1, UBound(SA) + 1).Value = SA
    End With
End Sub
 
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Your explanation is confusing, so I am not clear about what you are trying to do.

Book2
ABCDEF
1"word1,"word2 "word2" "word2" word2","word3","word4","word5","word6"
2word1word2 "word2" "word2" word2word3word4word5word6
Sheet4


VBA Code:
Sub Test()
    Dim S As String, I As Long
    Dim SA As Variant, SB As Variant

    SA = Split(Replace(Range("A1").Value, Chr(34), ""), ",")
    SB = Split(SA(1), " ")
   
    For I = 0 To UBound(SB)
        Select Case I
        Case UBound(SB)
            S = S & SB(I) & " "
        Case Is > 0
            S = S & Chr(34) & SB(I) & Chr(34) & " "
        Case Else
            S = S & SB(I) & " "
        End Select
    Next I

    SA(1) = Trim(S)
   
    With Range("A2")
        .Resize(1, UBound(SA) + 1).Value = SA
    End With
End Sub
sorry for bad explanation, when I'm reading it now it can be really confusing :P but it works perfect, thank you
 
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