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Concatenate function

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    Concatenate function

    Hello everybody. I know that the Concatenate function joins several text strings into one text string, and I have used that funtion many times. Now I need a way to do the opposite. I need to take one text string and break it into several text strings, each value getting one cell. Thank you for any help you provide.

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    There are various ways to do this - it really depends on the text you wsant to split up.

    One method is to goto Data>Text To Columns... and follow the wizard.

    Another would be to use worksheet functions like MID, LEFT, RIGHT, FIND etc

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