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If the format is always as shown with first name, a single space, then a
single initial, =MID(A1,FIND(" ",A1)+1,1) will pull out that single initial. If you need to do this after a mass import, you might also check out Data Text to Columns. --Bruce "Access Front End" wrote: Hi Anyone! I have a column "Name" that's including Fisrt Name Middle Name Last Name Ex: John M Smith How can you retreive the middle intial. I know how to get the Last Name and First Name but I don't know how to get the Middle Initial. Please advise. Thanks Ngan |
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