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  • Sep 17, 2007, 09:39 AM
    saatt79
    Ms excel
    Hi,

    Say I have multiple data in a spread sheet like,

    A
    1 DAD111

    2 CATUS25

    3 58UTIOPS

    I want a output like this

    Numeric separately and alphabets separately

    DAD in one cell and 111 in another cell
    CATUS in one cell and 25 in another cell
    UTIOPS in one cell and 58 in another cell

    Is it possible ?:confused:
  • Sep 17, 2007, 09:44 AM
    nicespringgirl
    Data->Text and column... follow the instructions you'll get what you want.;)
  • Sep 18, 2007, 08:30 AM
    saatt79
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by nicespringgirl
    Data->Text and column...follow the instructions you'll get what you want.;)


    Hi, I know this Text to columns formatting, but if I have some kind of formulaes it would serve me better. Because

    For Ex if the data are not in same format like

    Dad1233
    Ghtathe1589dgk
    Adkioejodoejj58964lll

    I am not able to split the alphabets and numerics in a separate cells

    Thanks
  • Sep 18, 2007, 08:41 AM
    ScottGem
    Text to columns doesn't really work here. Since you don't have a real pattern that you can match to, this will be very difficult.

    You can do it better in Access, because the VAL function will return the numeric portion of a text string. So VAL("123abc") returns 123. So you could build a function that extracts the number, converts it back to a string, then replaces it with nothing in the original string.
  • Sep 18, 2007, 08:53 AM
    saatt79
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by ScottGem
    Text to columns doesn't really work here. Since you don't have a real pattern that you can match to, this will be very difficult.

    You can do it better in Access, because the VAL function will return the numeric portion of a text string. So VAL("123abc") returns 123. So you could build a function that extracts the number, converts it back to a string, then replaces it with nothing in the original string.


    Hi Scott,

    Thanks for your reply, but the worst part is I am zero in access and I don't know how to build queries or table in MS Access, but I have some knowledge in MS Excel.

    Thanks for your support

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