-- == Please Help == --
#1
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I have a list of email addresses for a mailout for a club I promote for. There are about 600 addresses, all in a word document each one seperated by a comma.
What is the best way to get each address as a record in a database?
I have already created the database, it's just the transferring i'm having trouble with.
Thanks in advance.
Rik.
What is the best way to get each address as a record in a database?
I have already created the database, it's just the transferring i'm having trouble with.
Thanks in advance.
Rik.
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#2
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Is there a way of finding a replacing a comma with a carriage return in Word?
Then I could copy it into a text document and save it as a CSV (comma seperated value) file.
Then I could convert it to an Excel spreadsheet, and finally import it into Access.
Phew!
Then I could copy it into a text document and save it as a CSV (comma seperated value) file.
Then I could convert it to an Excel spreadsheet, and finally import it into Access.
Phew!
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Ctrl-H (find and replace)
Find what: ,
Replace with: Click More button
Click Special Button
Select Manual Line Break
Click Replace All
...this is Word 2000 - but u can do it in a similar way with previous versions
Find what: ,
Replace with: Click More button
Click Special Button
Select Manual Line Break
Click Replace All
...this is Word 2000 - but u can do it in a similar way with previous versions