Hi all,
Today I have written one more small macro in Excel to split the data with the delimiter and copy to the columns which are beside to the data.
Sub splitdata()
Dim data As String
Dim values As Variant
Dim i As Long
Set DataRange = Range("A1").CurrentRegion
Range("A1").Select
For Each cell In Range("A1").CurrentRegion
'Getting text from the cell
data = cell.Text
'MsgBox ("Data :" & data)
'Gettings Values
values = split(data, ",")
For i = 0 To UBound(values)
'MsgBox ("Value is: " & values(i))
'Splitting to other columns
cell.Offset(0, i + 1).Value = values(i)
Next i
Next cell
'Autofit the content to the column
Cells.EntireColumn.AutoFit
End Sub
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March 21, 2012
January 30, 2012
Hide/Unhide Microsoft Excel 2007 Rows/Columns to Protect your data
Hi Friends,
Do you want to hide[protect] the data then please follow the steps
Step 1: User left click in "Microsoft Excel - Book1"
Step 2: User mouse drag start in "Microsoft Excel - Book1" to select the rows
Step 3: User mouse drag end in "Microsoft Excel - Book1" to finish the row selection
Step 4: User right click on any of the selected row number in "Microsoft Excel - Book1" to get the row selection menu
Step 5: User left click on "Hide (menu item)" to hide the rows along with data
Step 6: User right click in "Microsoft Excel - Book1" to unhide the hidden rows
Step 7: User left click on "Unhide (menu item)" to get the data back
Step 8: Now User can see the rows along with the data
Step 9: User right click in "Microsoft Excel - Book1" to see the column selection pop-up menu
Step 10: User left click on "Hide (menu item)" to hide the columns along with the data
Step 11: User right click in "Microsoft Excel - Book1" to get the pop-up
Step 12: User left click on "Unhide (menu item)" to get the data back
Step 13: See the unhidden columns along with data now
Do you want to hide[protect] the data then please follow the steps
Step 1: User left click in "Microsoft Excel - Book1"
Step 2: User mouse drag start in "Microsoft Excel - Book1" to select the rows
Step 3: User mouse drag end in "Microsoft Excel - Book1" to finish the row selection
Step 4: User right click on any of the selected row number in "Microsoft Excel - Book1" to get the row selection menu
Step 5: User left click on "Hide (menu item)" to hide the rows along with data
Step 6: User right click in "Microsoft Excel - Book1" to unhide the hidden rows
Step 7: User left click on "Unhide (menu item)" to get the data back
Step 8: Now User can see the rows along with the data
Step 9: User right click in "Microsoft Excel - Book1" to see the column selection pop-up menu
Step 10: User left click on "Hide (menu item)" to hide the columns along with the data
Step 11: User right click in "Microsoft Excel - Book1" to get the pop-up
Step 12: User left click on "Unhide (menu item)" to get the data back
Step 13: See the unhidden columns along with data now
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