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Can anyone help with a formuila for the following, I'm struggling .
I have a large number of text strings (in a column), many (not all) of which contain 2 words or phrases separated by a colon, eg. ABC : DEF . I want to split the string into two at the colon, giving 2 columns one with ABC and the other with DEF. The colon itself is redundant. I need to be careful not to corrupt those text strings which do not contain a colon, leaving the 2nd olumn blank in such cases. This seems messy to me, any help would be appreciated Thanks K |
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