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I am currently using the function "left" to separate last names and first
names from one column into two. Besides using the text to columns to separate the fields is there a function I can use to separate first and last name so first name is in column a and last name is in column b? |
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Use the RIGHT function, or the MID function.
Hope this helps. Pete "Té" wrote in message ... I am currently using the function "left" to separate last names and first names from one column into two. Besides using the text to columns to separate the fields is there a function I can use to separate first and last name so first name is in column a and last name is in column b? |
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Hi Té,
Assuming the name field is constructed as first name space last name: Column A=LEFT(Name,FIND(" ",Name,1)) Column B=MID(Name,FIND(" ",Name,1),LEN(Name)-FIND(" ",Name,1)+1) Hope this helps, Peggy "Té" wrote: I am currently using the function "left" to separate last names and first names from one column into two. Besides using the text to columns to separate the fields is there a function I can use to separate first and last name so first name is in column a and last name is in column b? |
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