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Search and Replace in Excel
I need to replace commas "," with newlines in Excel. There could be 1000 of these (in specific columns).
I can't find the mechanism for doing this via the Find & Replace. I've seen things like Ctrl-Shift-j (but that doesn't work) as the newline.
I can't find the mechanism for doing this via the Find & Replace. I've seen things like Ctrl-Shift-j (but that doesn't work) as the newline.
That should work. Make sure Wrap Text is enabled.
Gene
CTRL+SHIFT+J works for me, how did it not work for you?
Was anything replaced?
CTRL+SHIFT+J works for me, how did it not work for you?
Was anything replaced?
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I don't know what you mean wrap text is enabled. I have text on multiple rows all over this workbook. There's no option for this in the Find & Replace.
Wrap Text is an Alignment setting and if you don't have it set then it may appear that the values in cells are all on one line even if there are line breaks.
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Thanks for the help. I knew there might be something like this available.
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Alignment wasn't an issue and the use of the alt and numeric keypad worked.
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