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Every day, I create a list of unique numbers from excel, then copy and paste
into word using paste special- unformatted text since I do not want the cells
to be included. I take this column of unigue numbers and manually go into it,
placing a comma at the end of the text, then use delete to get the text in to
single row with commas seperating the unigue number. For example, I start
with rows that look like this:
1234
2345
3456
4567
and turn it into this:
1234,2345,3456,4567
I need the text string to look like this so I can copy and paste it into a
database to search for these numbers. Is there any other way to paste this
information from excel into word so I can do away with all these repetitve
keystrokes, or can someone help me "loop" the keystrokes in a macro so I can
easily get the text strings I need? On occasion, the list when copied into
word will be 10+ pages, a huge time waster, but still easier than keystoking
each unique number into the database to search. I am using word and excel
2002 accoring to the "about" tab in the software.
Thank You,
Jacky D.
into word using paste special- unformatted text since I do not want the cells
to be included. I take this column of unigue numbers and manually go into it,
placing a comma at the end of the text, then use delete to get the text in to
single row with commas seperating the unigue number. For example, I start
with rows that look like this:
1234
2345
3456
4567
and turn it into this:
1234,2345,3456,4567
I need the text string to look like this so I can copy and paste it into a
database to search for these numbers. Is there any other way to paste this
information from excel into word so I can do away with all these repetitve
keystrokes, or can someone help me "loop" the keystrokes in a macro so I can
easily get the text strings I need? On occasion, the list when copied into
word will be 10+ pages, a huge time waster, but still easier than keystoking
each unique number into the database to search. I am using word and excel
2002 accoring to the "about" tab in the software.
Thank You,
Jacky D.