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Default Move multiple values in single Cell To Cells of there own?

Hello,

I have a spreadsheet that has 2 columns. In Column A each row
has a single value. However, in Column B some cells have multiple
values as shown below. Is there a way to create some code to look at
each Cell in Column B and if it has multiple values, take each single
value and insert it into a separate cell below its original cell?

Example. CELL B20 has all the below text in it.

AXSMWVAL AXSQWQTS AXSDW056 AXSDWBD1 AXSDW072 AXSDW074 AXSDWCON
AXSDWEFT AXSDWEXT

CELL B21 = AXSDDIDS

I would like to know if there is a way to look at each value and
insert it into a separate Cell below B20 without over writing what was
in B21. So it would look like this:

B20 = AXSMWVAL
B21 = AXSQWQTS
B22 = AXSDW056
B23 = AXSDWBD1
B24 = AXSDW072
B25 = AXSDWCON
B26 = AXSDWEFT
B27 = AXSDWEXT
B28 = AXSDDIDS (This was what was originally in cell B21).

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
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