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Make sure the column to the right is blank (or insert a column)
select the column with the data and do Data=Text to Columns Select delimited and space as the delimiter. If you have last names with embedded spaces, this will not work. You could use a formula B2 C2 =trim(left(Trim(A2),len(trim(A2))-1)) =Right(Trim(A2),1) drag fill the formulas down the column. Regards, Tom Ogilvy ccj wrote in message ... I receive a worksheet weekly that comes with both the last name and first initial in the same field (jones c). I would like to have the last name in one field and the first initial in another field. How would I do this? Thanks |
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