On 7/27/2011 5:04 AM, David B Teague sr wrote:
Using your data, I used
Edit > "paste special"
then chose "unformatted text" from the dialog. The dialog then wanted
to know what the separator was. I tried "space" and it inserted data
into cells but your data has a number spaces so I got many blank cells.
I tried to replace multiple spaces with a comma, and that worked, but
your data doesn't have a consistent number of separating spaces so
that did not appear to be useful. I played with it, and I believe if
you separate the data items with a single space, a tab, or something
that Calc likes for a separator you may have some luck with "paste
special".
Hope this helps.
--David Teague
Did you not have the checkbox checked for "merge delimiters"?
Joe Conner, Poulsbo, WA USA
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