Start by inserting a new column (B - to follow the example above)
The substitute function above will replace the carriage return with a comma and space for cell A1 with the result in B1.
After this is done in B1 (as proposed in the example), you still need to copy the value of B1 to A1 to replace the original text. When this is completed for the column, you can delete the B column inserted to create the working space.
You might also, just use find and replace on the addresses.
Find Char(10) Replace with a comma(,) and a space( ).
The substitute function above will replace the carriage return with a comma and space for cell A1 with the result in B1.
After this is done in B1 (as proposed in the example), you still need to copy the value of B1 to A1 to replace the original text. When this is completed for the column, you can delete the B column inserted to create the working space.
You might also, just use find and replace on the addresses.
Find Char(10) Replace with a comma(,) and a space( ).