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Dear all,
I need to split (along comma) a lot of text strings of different lenths into pieces. Those short pieces of the text string shall then each be visible in its own cell on another worksheet. One single string can contain up to 9 commas. For example: The cell {'Worksheet1'!L3} contains the following text string: Chair, Airplane, House, Net, Appel Tree, Bird, Desktop, Fly, Mouse. Should be splitted and visible as followed: {'Worksheet2'!A1} Chair {'Worksheet2'!D8} Airplane {'Worksheet2'!D9} House {'Worksheet3'!B12} Net {'Worksheet3'!A8} Apple Tree {'Worksheet5'!Z80} Bird etc. Does anyone know a formula to achieve that? Many thanks and best regards. |
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