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I have a question. Someone below asked the question about combining columns
(See "Combining columns????"). I would like to know if there is a formula that would do the same but the other way around, in other words, breaking the content of a cell into separate cells. The formula provided to combine was: = A1&", "&B1&", "&C1 so I guess what I need is the opposite of what this formula does. Any thoughts? I especifically want to break down a cell that has a name and last name in the same cell and break it down into two cells so I can do a .CSV file and imported into my outlook. Thanks for the replies in advance. |
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