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Split a column of names in Excel 2003
Tim Smith
2010-10-01
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It’s common to use one column for names in a spreadsheet but this can cause problems if you want to sort by surname. Excel can convert the names into separate columns by using the space between them. Read more at www.computeractive.co.uk/2269564
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