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Separating strings into different columns from one cell
Which formula do I use to separate the string
Smith,Bob J into three separate last name, first name, and middle name columns? There are 1000 rows and all names will be of variable length. Last First Middle Smith Bob J Thanks, Melanie |
Mel,
Use the "Text to Columns" to do it. Go to Data -- Text to Columns and then choose the separator of your text. This will do the trick better than a formula. Regards Robert |
or both separators in this case, the comma and the space
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "cmart02" wrote in message ... Mel, Use the "Text to Columns" to do it. Go to Data -- Text to Columns and then choose the separator of your text. This will do the trick better than a formula. Regards Robert |
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