Searching worksheet 1, column A for a value, copying it to worksheet 2 and then copying the next three rows [closed]

Searching worksheet 1, column A for a value, copying it to worksheet 2 and then copying the next three rows [closed]



I have a 100+ page document containing information on potential funders for our organization. I would like to make an excel macro that extracts contact information from this document and puts it into an Excel spreadsheet. This is what the document looks like:



Here's what the source file looks like



The addresses are scattered within the text and I've been copying and pasting them into Excel, but since the address is on multiple lines, it pastes into multiple rows of the spreadsheet. I then need to manually parse that string into a usable format.



What I'd like to be able to do is have a macro which searches for the word "Contact" and then takes the next three rows in the same column (hence why VLookUp won't work for me) and parses them into a normal address format in different columns of one row.


"Contact"


VLookUp



I'd like a macro that turns this:


A
1: Contact:
2: Kate Bull
3: 123 High Road, Whetstone, London
4: N20 8HL



Into this:


A B C D E
1: Kate Bull 123 High Street Whetstone London N20 8HL



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Can you add a screen shot of your excel data with before and after. One or 2 examples should be fine
– urdearboy
Aug 22 at 1:07






Thank you so much for looking at this - I am truly bamboozled and may have to resort to doing this manually (sob!) I'll upload a screen shot now - it's on the report which comes across in Word and RTF.
– Lucy Lord
Aug 22 at 10:59





@LucyLord I edited your question to make it more clear and specific. Please take a look at it and make sure that I accurately represented your problem.
– divibisan
Aug 22 at 16:33





@LucyLord please try to ask questions in above format for future reference so people don’t write useless solutions. The example data you initially provided is not like your photo at all rendering my solution invalid and wasted volunteer time. Not a problem, learn as you go kind of thing :)
– urdearboy
Aug 22 at 17:15





1 Answer
1



Seperating your example string by comas will result in 3 strings:


Contact: Kate Bull 123 High Road


Whetstone


London N20 8HL



To implement


A1 = Original String


B1 = Contact


C1 = State


D1 = Country/Zip


A2


Module


Sheet1


Option Explicit

Sub CSV()

Dim ws As Worksheet: Set ws = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Sheet1")
Dim Contact As Range, Contacts As Range, ContactString, i

Set Contacts = ws.Range("A2:A" & ws.Range("A" & ws.Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row)

For Each Contact In Contacts
ContactString = Split(Contact, ", ", , vbTextCompare)
For i = LBound(ContactString) To UBound(ContactString)
Contact.Offset(, i + 1) = ContactString(i)
Next i
ContactString = ""
Next Contact

End Sub





1, 2 freddys coming for you.
– urdearboy
Aug 22 at 1:37

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