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How do I separate a name into 2 columns from Surname, christian n.
I have a list of names in the format "surname, christian name" and want to
separate the two names so I have the surname and christian names in different columns. Is there a function formula to do this? |
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How do I separate a name into 2 columns from Surname, christian n.
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"Phil B" wrote: I have a list of names in the format "surname, christian name" and want to separate the two names so I have the surname and christian names in different columns. Is there a function formula to do this? |
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