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Split First and Last Names with One First Name
Thank you
Jean_Pierre_Traets
for this post:
Parsing First/Last Name Issue
First and Last Names
First and Last Names
Full Name
First Name
Last Name
Full Name
First Name
Last Name
Ben Lee
Ben
Lee
Al Chen
Al
Chen
Joe Dimento
Joe
Dimento
There are no rows in this table
[First Name] Formula:
Left([Full Name],Find(" ",[Full Name])-1)
[Last Name] Formula:
Right([Full Name],Length([Full Name])-Find(" ",[Full Name]))
Split First and Last Names with Multiple First Names
Thank you
shishir
for this post:
Parsing First/Last Name Issue
First and Last Names - 2 First Names
First and Last Names - 2 First Names
Full Name
First Name
Last Name
Full Name
First Name
Last Name
Ben Lee
Ben
Lee
Al Chen
Al
Chen
Joe Dimento
Joe
Dimento
Billy Bob Thornton
Billy Bob
Thornton
There are no rows in this table
[First Name] Formula:
[Full Name].Split(" ").Slice(1,-2).Join(" ")
[Last Name] Formula:
[Full Name].Split(" ").Slice(-1,-1).Join(" ")
Capitalize the first letters of first and last name (Title Case / Camel Case / Capital Case / Proper Case)
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Asaf_Dafna
for this post:
Capitalize the first letters of first and last names
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