How to Split Text to Columns in Excel with Multiple Delimiters using a TEXTSPLIT Excel Formula
In this video, I'll show you how to split text to columns in Excel if we have multiple delimiters.
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00:06 How to Split Text to Columns in Excel with Multiple Delimiters
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Use the TEXTSPLIT function. The first argument is the text you want to extract multiple columns.
The second argument is the column delimiter.
Create an array using curly brackets. This array allows the TEXTSPLIT function to consider multiple characters as delimiters simultaneously, splitting the text wherever it finds any of these characters. Each character in the curly brackets is a delimiter that TEXTSPLIT will use to split the text. Include all delimiters in the text.
The third argument tells the TEXTSPLIT function to treat consecutive delimiters as a single delimiter. This is useful when there are multiple delimiters next to each other in the text.
The fourth argument is TRUE. The TRUE argument specifies that empty cells should be ignored. This helps in cases where delimiters might lead to empty cells being generated in the split text, ensuring that only non-empty cells are considered. Press Enter to get the result.
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