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I have text cells that are up to 60 characters in length that I need to break
into 2 separate cells, each cell can be up to 30 characters long without splitting up any words. So, if the 30th character splits a word, it should split to the second cell at the previous space. How do I set up a formula to do this? I figured that if I wanted the first 30 characters, I could use the formula (if the text was in A1) =LEFT(A1,30). But this splits any words. Thanks in advance! |
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