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Highlight the cells and
go to <data<text to columns
step one .........delimited
step two ..........comma
step three .......select where to place the split columns

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I have a text field that has "Lastname, Firstname" and I would like to
create
a second field that just shows the first name. Since I have a lot of names
in
this format, I was thinking that I could create some kind of text formula
in
Excel that would equal the original text field and delete everything up to
the comma. Can Excel do this using wildcards? Any suggestions?



 
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