Using the Excel Text to Column feature, you can choose how to split the column up, fix the width, or split at each comma, period, or other characters.

If using the Text To Columns Wizard to split data into more than one column takes too much time, this intuitive tool will help speed things up. In essence, it's a smarter way to copy and paste the ...

Use Delimiters in Excel One of the most straightforward ways to separate first and last names is by using delimiters in Excel. A delimiter is a character that separates different parts of text data.

Learn how to use the Text to Columns options to split comma seperated text in Microsoft Excel. You can do the same in Google Sheets as well.

TEXTSPLIT () parses, or “splits,” strings using column and row delimiters, much in the same way Microsoft’s Text To Columns feature works with columns, but in a function.

How to split cells into columns using a delimiter 1. In Excel, select the cell, group of cells, or entire column that has the text you want to split. It'll need to contain two pieces of data ...

How to Convert Excel to Text & Set Column Width. Each Microsoft Excel worksheet is broken up into cells. Each cell is part of a column. Excel's myriad formatting tools let you add colors, formulas ...

Launch Excel and create a new workbook. Click the first cell in column A and click the "Paste" button in the ribbon. The delimited text will be copied to the workbook's first column in text format.

How to combine two or more columns in Excel 1. In Excel, click the "Insert" tab in the top menu bar. Then, click "Table." 2. In the "Create Table" dialog box that pops up, edit the formula so that ...

Inserting a lot of columns or rows in Microsoft Excel is awkward and prone to mistakes. When you need to enter dozens or more columns, use this VBA procedure for ease and accuracy.

Learn how Excel’s Power Query can simplify data cleaning, automate tasks, and transform your workflow. Save time and reduce ...

The UPPER function instructs Excel to take that first character in cell T3 and capitalize it. I inserted just this portion of the formula in cell Z3 and copied it down to cell Z12. See the screenshot ...