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I have a column full of single-word names. I want to
insert a dot (.) after every two consecutive letters. For example if the name is: Amjad, then it will become: Am.ja.d Is there a quick way of doing that? like selecting the whole column then format its contents in the manner described above? Thanks Amjad |
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