Excel Macro - Comma Separated Cells to Rows?

This macro will take your data from column A and "extract" it to column B. The results are (cower at my graphical presentation skills :-).

This is untested, but it's an algorithmic pattern I've used many times. It's been a while though, so don't trust the syntax exactly.

If you want to keep your original data and merely summarize the data somewhere else, you can use the following method.

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