Your address example is six "words" separated by a single space. Therefore
we must find the location of the third and fifth spaces to split the words
correctly:

In cell A1 enter:
1955 BOUNDRY ROAD RD 3 AUCKLAND

In cell A2 enter:
=FIND("^",SUBSTITUTE(A1," ","^",3))
the location of the third space


In cell A3 enter:
=FIND("^",SUBSTITUTE(A1," ","^",5))
the location of the fifth space


In cell A4 enter:
=LEFT(A1,A2-1)
In cell A5 enter:
=MID(A1,A2+1,A3-A2)
In cell A6 enter:
=RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-A3)


This will show as:

1955 BOUNDRY ROAD RD 3 AUCKLAND
18
23
1955 BOUNDRY ROAD
RD 3
AUCKLAND

--
Gary''s Student - gsnu200775


"Jude" wrote:

Which would work if all cells had the same information, but it is all
different :-)

Thanks for the quick responce

"Gary''s Student" wrote:

In cell A1 enter:
1955 BOUNDRY ROAD RD 3 AUCKLAND
In cell A2 enter:
=LEFT(A1,17)
In cell A3 enter:
=MID(A1,19,4)
In cell A4 enter:
=RIGHT(A1,8)

--
Gary''s Student - gsnu200775


"Jude" wrote:

It should not be too hard but I am unable to find a solution.

I want to take a specific word from a cell and place it in another.

I have in the cells with addresses eg"1955 BOUNDRY ROAD RD 3 AUCKLAND" and
I wish to split it to three cells, "1955 BOUNDRY ROAD" "RD 3" "AUCKLAND".
If I choose to use the text to colums it puts the data in a seperate cell at
each space.

Please help