Now I don't know anything about Excel, but it seems it ought to be
easier to open a Word _table_ in Excel with little or no fiddling; and
you can convert either of your lists (the comma-delimited one or the
semicolon-delimited one) by simply selecting the text, and then
choosing from the Insert tab "Insert Table," and then choose "Convert
Text to Table," and then tell it to make 1 column, and use , or ; as
the point to start each new cell.
On Jul 23, 10:50*am, reachkiran03 <no doubt> wrote:
> My query is how to convert the entered data to word with commas after
> each email id .
>
> 2nd Query - I have entered two to three pages of email id's continuously
> like reachkira...@gmail.com;reachkira...@gmail.com; etc in a word file,
> now i would like to convert them into excelsheet one by one. How can i
> do it rather than doing it manually.
>
> --
> reachkiran03
|
Similar Threads
