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Splitting data in cells
I'd like to split the content of a cell to an adjacent cell. For instance in
column B there is a list of first name and last name; all found within a cell. I'd like to split the content so that the first name remains in column B and the last name is pasted onto column C. Thanks, |
Splitting data in cells
Select your column of data and then click DATA in the menu and select TEXT TO
COLUMNS. -- Kevin Backmann "Catracho4444" wrote: I'd like to split the content of a cell to an adjacent cell. For instance in column B there is a list of first name and last name; all found within a cell. I'd like to split the content so that the first name remains in column B and the last name is pasted onto column C. Thanks, |
Splitting data in cells
if first name and second name is separated with a space then type in column B:
=left(A1, find(" ", A1, 1)) and type in column C: =right(A1, len(A1)-find(" ", A1, 1)). "Kevin B" wrote: Select your column of data and then click DATA in the menu and select TEXT TO COLUMNS. -- Kevin Backmann "Catracho4444" wrote: I'd like to split the content of a cell to an adjacent cell. For instance in column B there is a list of first name and last name; all found within a cell. I'd like to split the content so that the first name remains in column B and the last name is pasted onto column C. Thanks, |
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