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In this tutorial, we’re going to show you how to split a cell in Excel 2016.
Firstly, if the cell is a merged cell, simply click the Merge & Center button to unmerge it or go under the drop-down and click Unmerge Cells.
If it is a singular cell with multiple words or something that can be parsed easily, go under the Data tab and click Text to Columns. The default values will work for our example, click Finish. Each word in the cell will be spread across one per column.
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Whats MyName says:
Why you sound like sexsirexsi
Chuck Duck says:
WTF! Nothing about splitting cells!
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Mark purintun says:
Wrong procedure for "split a cell". You split the content of a cell. Big difference.
robert hrobee says:
Garbage
AWESOME! says:
I'd like to know this . . . and NOBODY has been able to figure this out: Is it POSSIBLE to SPLIT an Excel (2016) cell into SEVERAL CELLS (like a table in Word)? For example, if cell A1 on a worksheet were, say, five columns merged into one column, all columns under column A are the same width, correct? BUT, what if I wanted cell A2 to be a cell of 5 small columns (split, as can be done in Word)? IS THAT POSSIBLE . . . or must all cells under A1 – all the way down the column – be the same precise size as cell A1?
Any help you provide would be GREATLY appreciated! Thanks so very much.
IAmTheAg says:
This is exactly what I wanted lol. what the fuck was everyone else trying to do?
MrTolesi says:
AWFUL!
Tony Scott says:
Clear as mud
KoenderB B says:
You knew what we wanted…
Arshad Ali says:
Totally ineffective VDO!
Cunning Linguist says:
You didn't split the cell, you split existing data between existing cells using the spaces.
Angelia Gurner says:
Please, please, please create a tutorial on how to actually split a single cell WITHOUT putting data into 2 columns.
Johnny T says:
perfect! exactly what I needed and well explained
Fernando Loizides says:
Hi, thank you for the video and the fast way you explain things. I need to split an empty cell into two (it has not been merged and I don't want to shift any of the surrounding cells anywhere). How would I be able to do this? Thank you for your time.
Jenny Jenson says:
This is more like splitting words and distributing to the number of cells but it is not splitting a cell.
Herschel Bacharach says:
YOU DID NOT SPLIT ONE CELL. this is annoying click bait
Samsung Academy says:
You splitted cells content between cells not the cell itself so please improve!
KALIGHAT2003 says:
Go slow. Every step should be explained as if you are teaching a novice. As a teacher don't assume the other person knows a lot. Your instructions are too fast for somebody who is learning how to do the splitting.
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