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Using concatenate in Excel will bring things together. Is there a way
to do the opposite of that? I have one sheet that has John Smith listed for the buyers name. I have another sheet that lists all my buyers but I don't need John's full name listed for this purpose. His first name would do. Without going back and making changes in my sheets with all the names, can I do anything to have it just take the first name? Example: Sheet 1 NAME ADDRESS PHONE etc John Smith 123 Main St 555-1212 Sheet 2 NAME ='Sheet1'!A4 <----- that's what I'm currently doing with the end result saying "John Smith" I hope this makes sense. Thank you. Chip |
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