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Hello,
The =split( cell, "character") function would do this. You'll just have to make sure that you have enough columns to the right to accommodate this split. For your example, you would need 3 blank columns to the right available. Assuming cells are listed from A1:A4, to get the type of car, you'll need to split using a space character (" ") using the formula below. =split(A1, " ") This will result in A1 = Suburu WRX in B1 = split(A1,"") and showing in B1 = Suburu C1=WRX .... =split(A4, " ") This will result in A4 = Jeep Grand Cherokee in B1 = split(A4,"") and showing in B4 = Jeep C4=Grand D4 = Cherokee I hope this helps! |
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