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seperate a full name into first, middle, last, & suffix column
Names that I want to seperate would be:
John A Doe Sr. Sandy Park Jr. Dan A Kim Delma J. Smith Jr. Bon Le mont Gu (middle name: Le mont, last name: Gu) Oscar De la Renta (last name: de la renta) If you can also write a macro for this, please feel free to write one. Action that I would take : select the column that contains full names What I want the macro to do: add 4 columns to the right (First name, middle, last, & suffix column) with missing values left blank. |
seperate a full name into first, middle, last, & suffix column
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http://cpearson.com/excel/FirstLast.htm For some ideas. The primary problem is to define which part of a name a particular segment belongs to. Given your data, you'll have to explicitly specify at least certain names. There's no way XL (or a human being) can inherently tell that the names should be parsed as Bon | Le mont | Gu Oscar | | De la Renta without making a specific exception for each name. In article , ichihina wrote: Names that I want to seperate would be: John A Doe Sr. Sandy Park Jr. Dan A Kim Delma J. Smith Jr. Bon Le mont Gu (middle name: Le mont, last name: Gu) Oscar De la Renta (last name: de la renta) If you can also write a macro for this, please feel free to write one. Action that I would take : select the column that contains full names What I want the macro to do: add 4 columns to the right (First name, middle, last, & suffix column) with missing values left blank. |
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