Allan, thank you, I did get it in a snap once I had a duh-text-to-columns moment.
Concatenate is easier to use, I think, to combine the fields: concatenate=(A1,A2,A3,A4).
I also did have to remove some extra spaces that for some reason were inserted before and after each of my keywords, in the first copy-paste from the webpage, to Excel:
Find: space; replace with +
Caused two pluses to be inserted at various points (and one plus to be inserted properly)
Fix was:
Find: ++
Replace: [nothing]
Now, I see that Smugmug's new 5,000 limit probably means I haven't needed to do this page but it's a good exercise and I might keep it handy as a backup. [EDIT: Oops, this isn't the limit I care about. It's the 256 limit, so I will be using this page!]
For one more effect, can I widen the lines a smidgeon?
EDIT: I forgot I had to make one other tiny edit, adding a space before the bullet:
From: </a><span style="color: blue;">•</span>
To: </a><span style="color: blue;"> •</span>
Allan, thank you, I did get it in a snap once I had a duh-text-to-columns moment.
Concatenate is easier to use, I think, to combine the fields: concatenate=(A1,A2,A3,A4).
I also did have to remove some extra spaces that for some reason were inserted before and after each of my keywords, in the first copy-paste from the webpage, to Excel:
Find: space; replace with +
Caused two pluses to be inserted at various points (and one plus to be inserted properly)
Fix was:
Find: ++
Replace: [nothing]
Now, I see that Smugmug's new 5,000 limit probably means I haven't needed to do this page but it's a good exercise and I might keep it handy as a backup. [EDIT: Oops, this isn't the limit I care about. It's the 256 limit, so I will be using this page!]
For one more effect, can I widen the lines a smidgeon?
EDIT: I forgot I had to make one other tiny edit, adding a space before the bullet:
From: </a><span style="color: blue;">•</span>
To: </a><span style="color: blue;"> •</span>
What I like is you can edit the text for any KW just not the KW. I have a lot of bird name KW's with
dashes so I can now use a dash in the text for the real name.
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delimiter using dot
copy row, hightlight cell to rotate into, paste special, pick transpose
create columns to combine for link
Edit: Oops. <a href=" /keyword/birds+....
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Concatenate is easier to use, I think, to combine the fields: concatenate=(A1,A2,A3,A4).
I also did have to remove some extra spaces that for some reason were inserted before and after each of my keywords, in the first copy-paste from the webpage, to Excel:
Find: space; replace with +
Caused two pluses to be inserted at various points (and one plus to be inserted properly)
Fix was:
Find: ++
Replace: [nothing]
Now, I see that Smugmug's new 5,000 limit probably means I haven't needed to do this page but it's a good exercise and I might keep it handy as a backup. [EDIT: Oops, this isn't the limit I care about. It's the 256 limit, so I will be using this page!]
For one more effect, can I widen the lines a smidgeon?
EDIT: I forgot I had to make one other tiny edit, adding a space before the bullet:
From: </a><span style="color: blue;">•</span>
To: </a><span style="color: blue;"> •</span>
dashes so I can now use a dash in the text for the real name.
My Website index | My Blog
My Website index | My Blog