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Hello all,
I have an Excel spreadsheet with a list of wedding invitees, but the names are in the improper format: "Lastname, Husbandfirstname and Wifefirstname" I need to extract out the "Lastname, " into a new column, and then clean up that column by deleting the ending comma and space (which is ", "). I think that is clear. I really appreciate your help. I did some basic searching to try to find an answer, and I learned some things about string manipulation, but wasn't successful tweaking the formula to do what I want. Also, I must say I am not clear as to how to APPLY the formula to an existing column. Thank you for your time. AP |
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