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    split numbers from text in cell

    Hi all,

    I need to split the numbers from the text in a list of cells, to be in two columns

    i.e. 'mark 2341' to split out to 'mark' in one colum and '2341' in the other.

    does anyone know a quick formula?

    many thanks,

    Nicko

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    Re: split numbers from text in cell

    Hi
    if your format is always the same ( string space numeric), you can use Data - Text to column - Delimited and use the space as delimiter

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    Re: split numbers from text in cell

    Assuming they all have a space between the text and the numbers :-
    Select column or data
    Data menu
    Text To Columns
    Delimited
    Tick Space Checkbox - Remove tick from all others
    Finish buton or Next button to set Column Data Format

    Ensure you have blank columns to right of data
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    Re: split numbers from text in cell

    Brilliant! thanks worked a charm!

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    Re: split numbers from text in cell

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