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how can i convert 1 column (last name, first name) into 2 excel columns
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Take a look he
http://cpearson.com/excel/FirstLast.htm In article , schlamme wrote: how can i convert 1 column (last name, first name) into 2 excel columns |
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The easiest way is Data/Text to Columns...
In article , schlamme wrote: how can i convert 1 column (last name, first name) into 2 excel columns |
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JE McGimpsey,
Thank you very much Schlamme "JE McGimpsey" wrote: The easiest way is Data/Text to Columns... In article , schlamme wrote: how can i convert 1 column (last name, first name) into 2 excel columns |
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