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I'm on O365 of Excel 2016<br />
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When I click on &quot;Data&quot; tab, don't see any option for 'Get External Data'
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I'm on O365 of Excel 2016

When I click on "Data" tab, don't see any option for 'Get External Data'

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The Get Data button is on the extreme left of the Data Tab in the Ribbon
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The Get Data button is on the extreme left of the Data Tab in the Ribbon

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Thanks very much.<br />
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Anyone has the macro to move the columns?
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Thanks very much.

Anyone has the macro to move the columns?

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I'm on Excel 2016: &nbsp;I recall I ever see in older Excel there's a way to import<br />
by &quot;space separated&quot; but I can't locate it currently.<br />
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Anyone can give me step by step instruction on how to do this?<br />
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I have a text file (output from &nbsp;'net user /domain &gt;&nbsp;file.txt') that has 3<br />
columns of text, the 3 columns are separated by spaces<br />
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After that would like a macro that reads in the 3 column data that will<br />
automatically move columns 2 &amp;&nbsp;3 to be under column 1 , resulting in<br />
a single column of data &amp;&nbsp;if saving can be automated, save as text
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I'm on Excel 2016:  I recall I ever see in older Excel there's a way to import
by "space separated" but I can't locate it currently.

Anyone can give me step by step instruction on how to do this?

I have a text file (output from  'net user /domain > file.txt') that has 3
columns of text, the 3 columns are separated by spaces

After that would like a macro that reads in the 3 column data that will
automatically move columns 2 & 3 to be under column 1 , resulting in
a single column of data & if saving can be automated, save as text

how to import in a text separated file &amp; use macro to move columns 2 &amp; 3 to be under column 1

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how to import in a text separated file &amp; use macro to move columns 2 &amp; 3 to be under column 1

how to import in a text separated file & use macro to move columns 2 & 3 to be under column 1