Good evening, On Thu, May 07, 2015 at 02:48:07PM +0200, ftr wrote:
If you don't see special characters, or a tab, between the headers - in this case I would first import the headers only and in a second step the data columns - then a manual import of the data columns is usually the most rapid (if you do'nt have to import heaps of tables).
Thank you for your suggestion. For about 10 minutes I consider trying that right away, but it is 22h30 in central Europe. ;-) The attack is postponed until tomorrow, but my sleepy mind is already confident, that I can achieve some facilitation this way. The trouble is, that the “Internet source” provides me with an Excel file, already. But the idea to copy content from this file into a new one had not even crossed my mind, before. We'll see. Good night, all. Michael
HTH
- ftr
On 06/05/2015 11:06, Michael Uplawski wrote:
Good morning,
I have data from an Internet-source where header values are distributed
over three or more cells. Is there an easy way to transfer content
to the single cell that I get by merging the original (e.g. three)
cells?
Copy and paste, even with Ctrl+Shift+V, does not seem to help. I have
several tables of this kind which should serve as base for diagrams. For
now, I have the impression to be obliged to restore the (single) header
cells one by one before going on.
TY
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