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replyReply Thu 13 Dec 2007, 17:14Delegate Gemma said...

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How do you split a cell with information already existing in it, into 2? Can this be done?

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replyReply Fri 14 Dec 2007, 11:49Delegate Paul said...

RE: Excel

yes it can be done.

you need to use the left and right functions

=left(A1,5) displays the first 5 characters of cell A1

=right(A1,5) displays the last 5 characters of cell A1

change the cell reference and the number 5 to whatever you need it to be.

Paul

 

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Line breaks in a cell

You can control the line breaks for multiple-line headings or labels in your Microsoft Excel worksheet, just like you do in Microsoft Word. Here's how to do it.

Click the cell where you want the label or heading to appear.
Type the first line of information.
Press ALT+ENTER.

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