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What you can do is this:
Select all data: replace all " for nothing. you will get: Bloggs, Joe <bloggsjoe@gmail.com> Select all data: replace all > for nothing you will get: Bloggs, Joe <bloggsjoe@gmail.com Write in B1: =LEFT(A1;SEARCH(" <";A1;1)) (you might need to change the seperator ; for ,) Write in C1: =RIGHT(A1;LEN(A1)-FIND("<";A1)) (you might need to change the seperator ; for ,) Drag that to B100 and to C100 |
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