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Is there a way to switch name order in an Excel column?
I want to be able to switch from first_name last_ name to last_name,
first_name in an excel column without using text to columns then concatenating the new columns. Is there a formula that will take care of this more easily? |
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=mid(a1,find(" ",a1)+1,255)&", "&left(a1,find(" ",a1)-1)
then fill down "makocako" wrote: I want to be able to switch from first_name last_ name to last_name, first_name in an excel column without using text to columns then concatenating the new columns. Is there a formula that will take care of this more easily? |
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