How To Use Paste Wizard In Excel
Paste Wizard Excel 2016
The steps below show how to paste comma-separated values directly into an Excel 2013 file.
This method uses a built in feature of Excel 2013 and does not require creating a temporary CSV file.
Go to the Data tab Get External Data From Text. Then, in the Import Text File dialog box, double-click the text file that you want to import, and the Text Import Wizard dialog will open. Step 1 of 3 Original data type If items in the text file are separated by tabs, colons, semicolons, spaces,. Paste Wizard is an easy to use clipboard manager that allows you to save multiple clipboards and be able to paste them again later. It has the following advantages: Compact grid display allows you to see and select from many saved clipboards at once. Handles all types of clipboards. Select the item under which you want to paste the copied item. From the Edit menu, click Paste. The Paste Item Wizard appears. Rename the object in the Paste as text box or leave the name as it appears. Paste Wizard is a grid-based clipboard manager that saves multiple clipboards. Paste Wizard is an easy to use clipboard manager that allows you to easily paste saved clipboards again later. The Paste Special Wizard can retrieve information from the Windows clipboard or a text file. Sometimes, you may just have a list of part numbers complete with descriptions and prices in the Windows clipboard, a text file, or Microsoft Excel. You can import this information into a quote as line items using the Paste Special Wizard.
In this example we’ll be using the following list of comm-separated values
Paste Import Wizard Excel
- Open Excel 2013
- Paste your comma-separated values into the document. They will automatically fill into a single column over multiple rows, .e.g.
- Select the row with the values (or select all the values)
- Open the ‘DATA’ tab then click on the ‘Text to Columns’ button
- A window will open with a wizard that’ll help you turn the comma-separated values into a properly formatted Excel document
- Click ‘Next’
- Under ‘Delimiters’ make sure the correct setting is selected that represents how your data is separated. If it’s correct, you’ll see lines between each row of data
- Click ‘Next’ then ‘Finish’
- You should now have your data correctly formatted into columns
Paste Wizard
Reference: http://superuser.com/questions/171821/is-it-possible-to-paste-csv-formatted-data-into-excel-2007