
Watching Defrag tools episode 132, I learned a few small Windows/Excel tricks that I want to share with you.
Tip 1
In windows command prompt, you can type PATH to get the content of the PATH system variable printed to the screen:

Tip 2
In windows command prompt, you can pipe to the clip board buffer:

Tip 3
In Excel, you can transform delimited data in a cell to columns using the Text To Columns feature:
Say that you have marked a cell with comma-separated values:

Under the Data tab, choose "Text To Columns"

Now, follow the wizard:


and voila

Stay tuned for more small tips and tricks...
Watch the full episode of Defrag tools episode 132 here:
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