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I need an Excel formula to separate multiple names currently in one column into three. One single cell currently contains: Jackson Hakel Brynn Holohan John Holohan
. I need three columns with first & last name, i.e.:
Column1 Column 2 Column3
Jackson Hakel Brynn Holohan John Holohan.
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1You could use Text to Columns (under Data tab), and use a space delimiter to separate them. Then you'll have a name in each column, and just concatenate every two. – BruceWayne – 2016-02-19T19:39:28.437
You originally tagged this [google]. Is this on Google Spreadsheets? – Excellll – 2016-02-19T21:37:21.137