Seperate COL into individual ROWS retaining other COL data the same

troy001100

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Hi All

I am wanting to seek assistance in with the attached link: https://ibb.co/z5GwQRn

In Table 1 I have COL D which has multiple records separated by a comma
What I want to achieve is what I have displayed in Table 2

So each of the records in COL D will have there own row but still have the same data in col A,B,C & E

Rather than me delimiting COL D and manually update which could be in 100's or 1000's of lines I want a way to VBA it or formula.


Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.


 

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maybe use PowerQuery aka Get&Transform with Split Column - By Delimiter (,) to Rows
 
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