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I have email addresses that contains the first name, I need to trim up to the
character "@" in each and retrieve each name in a separate column. Please
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=TRIM(LEFT(B12,FIND("@",B12)-1))

change range to fit your needs

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help
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Data/Text to columns
Delimited/ @
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help
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