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I have copy and pasted data into an Excel worksheet that includes each column's value in the first cell only. How can I separate these into their own cells for later calculations without manually doing 1 at a time, since there are 1,200+ cell values. I have included a screenshot of my current issue.



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    Text to Columns.
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  • You go to Data>>Text To Columns and choose Fixed Width
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I have copy and pasted data into an Excel worksheet that includes each column's value in the first cell only. How can I separate these into their own cells for later calculations without manually doing 1 at a time, since there are 1,200+ cell values. I have included a screenshot of my current issue.



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    Text to Columns.
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  • thank you so much
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    Nov 5 at 20:19













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I have copy and pasted data into an Excel worksheet that includes each column's value in the first cell only. How can I separate these into their own cells for later calculations without manually doing 1 at a time, since there are 1,200+ cell values. I have included a screenshot of my current issue.



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  • 3




    Text to Columns.
    – BruceWayne
    Nov 5 at 18:02












  • You go to Data>>Text To Columns and choose Fixed Width
    – JNevill
    Nov 5 at 18:02












  • thank you so much
    – S. Crockett
    Nov 5 at 20:19














  • 3




    Text to Columns.
    – BruceWayne
    Nov 5 at 18:02












  • You go to Data>>Text To Columns and choose Fixed Width
    – JNevill
    Nov 5 at 18:02












  • thank you so much
    – S. Crockett
    Nov 5 at 20:19








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Text to Columns.
– BruceWayne
Nov 5 at 18:02






Text to Columns.
– BruceWayne
Nov 5 at 18:02














You go to Data>>Text To Columns and choose Fixed Width
– JNevill
Nov 5 at 18:02






You go to Data>>Text To Columns and choose Fixed Width
– JNevill
Nov 5 at 18:02














thank you so much
– S. Crockett
Nov 5 at 20:19




thank you so much
– S. Crockett
Nov 5 at 20:19












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There are many ways to do this.



You can us Data / Text To Columns and split either on fixed width or you can use a space as the delimeter and tell it to treat multiple as single.



You could use a formula using the mid function and trim functions to split out that way.



You could use code using the split function.



SO isn't a volunteer coding site however, it's a learning site so give one of these ideas a go and if you get stuck post back with an example of what you have tried and we will explain what went wrong.






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    There are many ways to do this.



    You can us Data / Text To Columns and split either on fixed width or you can use a space as the delimeter and tell it to treat multiple as single.



    You could use a formula using the mid function and trim functions to split out that way.



    You could use code using the split function.



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      There are many ways to do this.



      You can us Data / Text To Columns and split either on fixed width or you can use a space as the delimeter and tell it to treat multiple as single.



      You could use a formula using the mid function and trim functions to split out that way.



      You could use code using the split function.



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        You can us Data / Text To Columns and split either on fixed width or you can use a space as the delimeter and tell it to treat multiple as single.



        You could use a formula using the mid function and trim functions to split out that way.



        You could use code using the split function.



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        There are many ways to do this.



        You can us Data / Text To Columns and split either on fixed width or you can use a space as the delimeter and tell it to treat multiple as single.



        You could use a formula using the mid function and trim functions to split out that way.



        You could use code using the split function.



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