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    Hi Rick,

    Thanks a lot for your solution.

    It reduces the 50% of my work, still i have to modify few things as like below,

    Input: Cell1 contains 3 sentences,

    Step1: Am santhosh from Coimbatore.
    Step2: Am working as testing Engineer.
    Step3: I need solution for this.


    I need to split the above cell1 into 3 cells below (Cell2, cell3, cell4). Your code works here but..
    Before executing the macro given by you, i need to create 3 empty cells below that to get the proper output. Otherwise its overwriting the existing content.

    Any solution to create the 3 empty cells first (Based on the number of sentences available in cell1) and then seperate the contents as like your macro.

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    This revised macro should work for you...
    Code:
    Sub SplitSelectedCellsDown()
      Dim Cell As Range, Sentences() As String
      For Each Cell In Selection
        Sentences = Split(Cell.Value & vbLf, vbLf)
        Cell.Offset(1).Resize(UBound(Sentences)).Insert xlShiftDown
        Cell.Offset(1).Resize(UBound(Sentences)) = Application.Transpose(Sentences)
      Next
    End Sub

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