You could have done it all in one operation but here you are. Select the
column with both names in and then:-
data:text to columns
If you follow the wizard it will split yura dat into 2 columns. As you
already have a forename column delete one of those.
Mike
> Hi - I have a long list of names (first name and sirname) and I have just
> divided this list into 2 columnes. The first column now contains the first
> name and I want to delete this first name from the second column (that
> contains both names), so that the second column only contains the
> sirnames....How is that possible?
Duke Carey - 12 Jun 2007 12:38 GMT
Also, you can tell the wizard to skip the first column, i.e., NOT import it,
which would leave you only with a single column of text. No duplicate data
and no need to delete a column
> You could have done it all in one operation but here you are. Select the
> column with both names in and then:-
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> > contains both names), so that the second column only contains the
> > sirnames....How is that possible?