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User: I need to split a column into two columns in Excel, the thing is the last name sometimes has a space in it so when I use text to column it gives me three columns instead of two, example AIT HAMOU Fatima, the last name is AIT HAMOU and First name is Fatima, how can I achieve this with a formula and delimit the columns on the second space ignoring the first space in the column


 for "I need to split a column into two columns in Excel, the thing is the last name sometimes has a space in it so when I use text to column it gives me three columns instead of two, example AIT HAMOU Fatima, the last name is AIT HAMOU and First name is Fatima, how can I achieve this with a formula and delimit the columns on the second space ignoring the first space in the column":

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URL: https://www.howtogeek.com/702520/how-to-split-data-into-multiple-columns-in-excel/
Title: How to Split Data Into Multiple Columns in Excel - How-To Geek
Content: <b>In</b> our example, we'll <b>split</b> <b>the</b> first and <b>last</b> names listed in <b>column</b> <b>A</b> <b>into</b> <b>two</b> different <b>columns</b>, <b>column</b> B (<b>last</b> name) and <b>column</b> C (first name.) Click the "Data" tab at the top of the <b>Excel</b> Ribbon. Click the "Text to <b>Columns</b>" button in the Data Tools section. In the Convert Text to <b>Columns</b> Wizard, select "Delimited" and then click "Next."

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URL: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/split-data-into-multiple-columns-0dec75cd-4e83-4b39-81a5-9f604be95da0
Title: Split data into multiple columns - Microsoft Support
Content: So, you can <b>split</b> <b>the</b> Sales Rep first name and <b>last</b> name into <b>two</b> <b>columns</b>. Select the "Sales Rep" <b>column</b>, and then select Home > Transform > <b>Split</b> <b>Column</b>. Select Choose the By Delimiter. Select the default Each occurrence of the delimiter option, and then select OK. Power Query <b>splits</b> <b>the</b> Sales Rep names into <b>two</b> different <b>columns</b> named "Sales ...

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URL: https://www.exceldemy.com/split-data-in-excel-into-multiple-columns/
Title: How to Split Data into Multiple Columns in Excel (5 Methods)
Content: Method 1 - Using Text to <b>Columns</b> Feature. <b>Excel</b> provides the Text to <b>Columns</b> feature in the Data tab. Text to <b>Columns</b> features allows <b>split</b> data into <b>columns</b> separated by comma, and space that are delimiters or separating indicators. Choose the entire <b>column</b> that you want to <b>split</b>. Navigate to the Data tab. Click on Data Tools. Select Text to ...

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URL: https://spreadsheetplanet.com/split-one-column-into-multiple-columns-excel/
Title: How to Split One Column into Multiple Columns in Excel - Spreadsheet Planet
Content: Select the <b>column</b> that you want to <b>split</b>. From the Data ribbon, select " Text to <b>Columns</b> " (<b>in</b> <b>the</b> Data Tools group). This will open the Convert Text to <b>Columns</b> wizard. Here you'll see an option that allows you to set how you want the data in the selected cells to be delimited. Make sure this option is selected.

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URL: https://www.exceldemy.com/learn-excel/split/formula/
Title: How to Split Data with a Formula in Excel - 8 Methods - ExcelDemy
Content: Method 1 - Using an <b>Excel</b> Formula with the LEFT & RIGHT Functions to <b>Split</b> <b>a</b> Cell. STEPS: Select C5. Enter the formula. =LEFT(B5,SEARCH(" ",B5)-1) Press Enter and use the Fill Handle to see the result. Formula Breakdown. SEARCH (" ",B5) will search for the space and return the position of the space with the SEARCH function.

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URL: https://www.exceldemy.com/split-one-cell-into-two-in-excel/
Title: How to Split One Cell into Two in Excel (5 Useful Methods)
Content: Method 1 - <b>Split</b> One Cell into <b>Two</b> Using the Text to <b>Columns</b> Feature. Steps: Select the whole dataset e.g. B4:B11. Pick the Text to <b>Columns</b> option from the Data tab. The Text to <b>Columns</b> Wizard will appear. Choose the Delimited option and press Next. Select the Space option and press Next.

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URL: https://trumpexcel.com/split-cells-in-excel/
Title: How to Split Cells in Excel (separate into multiple columns)
Content: Here are the steps to <b>split</b> these names into the first name and the <b>last</b> name: Select the cells in which you have the text that you want to <b>split</b> (<b>in</b> this case A2:A7). Click on the Data tab. In the 'Data Tools' group, click on 'Text to <b>Columns'</b>. <b>In</b> <b>the</b> Convert Text to <b>Columns</b> Wizard:

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URL: https://www.ablebits.com/office-addins-blog/split-cells-excel/
Title: How to split cells in Excel: Text to Columns, Flash Fill and ... - Ablebits
Content: <b>In</b> <b>the</b> first step of the Convert Text to <b>Columns</b> wizard, you choose how to <b>split</b> cells - by delimiter or width.<b>In</b> our case, the cell contents are separated with spaces and commas, so we select Delimited, and click Next. In the next step, you specify the delimiters and, optionally, text qualifier.You can choose one or more predefined delimiters ...

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URL: https://spreadsheeto.com/split-excel-cell/
Title: How to Split an Excel Cell (The Best Methods) - Spreadsheeto
Content: <b>To</b> <b>split</b> them into different cells: Step 1) Select the cell content to be <b>split</b> <b>into</b> multiple cells. Step 2) Go to the Data tab > Data tools > Text to <b>Column</b>. Clicking on it, you will get to see the Convert Text to <b>Columns</b> Wizard dialog box. Step 3) Select Delimited and click the Next button.

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URL: https://www.howtogeek.com/762007/how-to-separate-first-and-last-names-in-microsoft-excel/
Title: How to Separate First and Last Names in Microsoft Excel
Content: <b>In</b> <b>the</b> "Data" tab, we'll click the "Text to <b>Columns</b>" option. A "Convert Text to <b>Columns</b> Wizard" window will open. Here, we'll select "Delimited" and then click "Next." On the next screen, in the "Delimiters" section, we'll select "Space." This is because, in our spreadsheet, the first and <b>last</b> names in the full name rows are separated by a space.

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URL: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/split-text-into-different-columns-with-functions-49ec57f9-3d5a-44b2-82da-50dded6e4a68
Title: Split text into different columns with functions
Content: This example uses a <b>two</b>-part first name, Mary Kay. The second and third spaces separate each name component. Copy the cells in the table and paste into an <b>Excel</b> worksheet at cell A1. The formula you see on the left will be displayed for reference, while <b>Excel</b> will automatically convert the formula on the right into the appropriate result.

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URL: https://www.automateexcel.com/how-to/split-cells-two-columns/
Title: Split a Cell into Two or More Columns in Excel &amp; Google Sheets
Content: <b>To</b> <b>split</b> data, first select the range of cells with concatenated data (B2:B9). In the Ribbon, go to Data > Text to <b>Columns</b>. Again, the Text to <b>Columns</b> Wizard appears. In the first step, set the data type to Fixed width and click Next. In the second step, set a break line in the preview data by clicking between ZIP code and city name.

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URL: https://www.exceldemy.com/split-names-in-excel-into-two-columns/
Title: How to Split Names in Excel into Two Columns (4 Quick Ways)
Content: Steps: Select the cells (B5:B10) that include the texts you <b>need</b> <b>to</b> <b>split</b>. Go <b>to</b> <b>the</b> Data tab and choose Data Tools. Select Text to <b>Columns</b>. <b>The</b> Convert Text to <b>Columns</b> Wizard window will appear. Choose Delimited and click on Next. Choose the delimiters for your strings. In this example, the delimiter is space. Click on Next.

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URL: https://learnexcel.io/split-columns-excel/
Title: How to Split Columns in Excel - Learn Excel
Content: Step 3: Choose a Delimiter. The 'Text to <b>Columns'</b> wizard will open. In the first step, select the 'Delimited' option and then select the delimiter that will separate the data, such as commas, tabs, or spaces. If the data in the <b>column</b> you chose is separated by something other than a delimiter, such as a certain number of characters ...

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URL: https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/office/split-data-into-multiple-columns-0dec75cd-4e83-4b39-81a5-9f604be95da0
Title: Split data into multiple columns - Microsoft Support
Content: So, you can <b>split</b> <b>the</b> Sales Rep first name and <b>last</b> name into <b>two</b> <b>columns</b>. Select the "Sales Rep" <b>column</b>, and then select Home > Transform > <b>Split</b> <b>Column</b>. Select Choose the By Delimiter. Select the default Each occurrence of the delimiter option, and then select OK. Power Query <b>splits</b> <b>the</b> Sales Rep names into <b>two</b> different <b>columns</b> named "Sales ...


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