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i need to sort by 4th char. or split the data into two different colm.

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=LEFT(A1,3) assuming your data is in A1.

=RIGHT(A1,3) assuming your data is in A1.
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thank you so much, i just figured it out.

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=LEFT(A1,3) assuming your data is in A1.

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DataText to Columns


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