Using text to-columns in excel - compensation insider sunday skills
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Text to columns can be vry useful for participating to compensation surveys and other reporting needs. In just a few clicks you will be able to transform the format of a birth date, for example from DD/MM/YYYY to YY. Check out my blog http://CompensationInsider.com if you are interested in Compensation & Benefits and want to receive free "technical tips" every other Sunday.
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Using text to-columns in excel - compensation insider sunday skills
- 1. USING TEXT-TO-COLUMNS IN EXCEL Http://CompensationInsider.com
- 5. Step 1 – In Text to Columns, choose “delimited” © Sandrine Bardot and CompensationInsider.com 2011
- 6. Step 2 – Select “Other” and enter the delimiter in your cell (here : /) © Sandrine Bardot and CompensationInsider.com 2011
- 7. Step 3 - Select a column to skip (if this data is not needed) © Sandrine Bardot and CompensationInsider.com 2011
- 8. Step 3 - Repeat if necessary, choose format of each column then click Finish © Sandrine Bardot and CompensationInsider.com 2011
- 10. Step 1 - In Text to Columns, select Fixed Width © Sandrine Bardot and CompensationInsider.com 2011
- 11. Step 2 - Click on any unwanted delimiter to delete it © Sandrine Bardot and CompensationInsider.com 2011
- 12. Step 2 - Create delimiter between 19 and 73 © Sandrine Bardot and CompensationInsider.com 2011
- 13. Step 3 - Skip columns and/or format them as needed then click Finish © Sandrine Bardot and CompensationInsider.com 2011
- 14. Our end result : one new column with “73” as required (see column D) © Sandrine Bardot and CompensationInsider.com 2011