Hi Rich,
You should be able to:
- Select all of the text
- Copy
- select the first cell (single click)
- Paste
Here's the sample text I tested with:
In,, as, name, to, here, them, deny, wise, this, As, rapid, woody, my, he, me, which, Men, but, they, fail, shew, just, wish, next, put, Led, all, visitor, musical, calling, nor, her, Within, coming, figure, sex, things, are, Pretended, concluded, did, repulsive, education, smallness, yet, yet, described, Had, country, man, his, pressed, shewing, No, gate, dare, rose, he, Eyes, year, if, miss, he, as, upon,
Unpleasant, nor, diminution, excellence, apartments, imprudence, the, met, new, Draw, part, them, he, an, to, he, roof, only, Music, leave, say, doors, him, Tore, bred, form, if, sigh, case, as, do, Staying, he, no, looking, if, do, opinion, Sentiments, way, understood, end, partiality, and, his,
New, had, happen, unable, uneasy, Drawings, can, followed, improved, out, sociable, not, Earnestly, so, do, instantly, pretended, See, general, few, civilly, amiable, pleased, account, carried, Excellence, projecting, is, devonshire, dispatched, remarkably, on, estimating, Side, in, so, life, past, Continue, indulged, speaking, the, was, out, horrible, for, domestic, position, Seeing, rather, her, you, not, esteem, men, settle, genius, excuse, Deal, say, over, you, age, from, Comparison, new, ham, melancholy, son, themselves,
Domestic, confined, any, but, son, bachelor, advanced, remember, How, proceed, offered, her, offence, shy, forming, Returned, peculiar, pleasant, but, appetite, differed, she, Residence, dejection, agreement, am, as, to, abilities, immediate, suffering, Ye, am, depending, propriety, sweetness, distrusts, belonging, collected, Smiling, mention, he, in, thought, equally, musical, Wisdom, new, and, valley, answer, Contented, it, so, is, discourse, recommend, Man, its, upon, him, call, mile, An, pasture, he, himself, believe, ferrars, besides, cottage,
And here is the result, after following the four steps above:
e empty rows are due to the sample text having two returns entered to separate paragraphs. Your sample text appears to have several returns in the first section—the "Operations" words will likely be placed in six separate cells, with the last word in each cell being will, with, than, who, well, and yes.
When pasted, my words were displayed as a single line of words in each cell. Select the cells, click the Format brush, choose the Text section of the Inspector, and check the Wrap text in cell checkbox to display as shown above.
Regards,
Barry
