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I'm hoping this is possible..
What I have is a name column like this: ANTHONY D DE ROSE EDUARDA J DE SOSA EMANUEL O DE SOUSA EMANUEL O DE SOUSA JOSHUA W DEAN DALE A DEBRUIN JAMES F DEDIEGO ROBERT COOLIDGE And I need to end up with two columns; a FIRSTNAME and LASTNAME. (FIRSTNAME containing any middle initial and LASTNAME containing any two-part last name such as 'De Rose', etc). Any ideas?? |
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