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Dear Expert,
How to split a cell into 3 parts if they are like this please ?

Befo
9j36 in one cell
After:
9 j 36 in 3 different cells

Befo
10°32 in one cell
10 ° 32 in 3 different cells

Thanks
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Hi,
use text to columns, fixed with, next and then click between the letters or
numbers where you want to create a column, next next

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Dear Expert,
How to split a cell into 3 parts if they are like this please ?

Befo
9j36 in one cell
After:
9 j 36 in 3 different cells

Befo
10°32 in one cell
10 ° 32 in 3 different cells

Thanks

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On Mon, 25 May 2009 04:13:01 -0700, Elton Law
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Dear Expert,
How to split a cell into 3 parts if they are like this please ?

Befo
9j36 in one cell
After:
9 j 36 in 3 different cells

Befo
10°32 in one cell
10 ° 32 in 3 different cells

Thanks


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