What is Split Full Names In Excel?

Split Full Names in Excel is a useful feature that allows you to split a single cell containing a full name into separate cells for first name and last name.

What are the types of Split Full Names In Excel?

There are two main types of splitting full names in Excel: using the Text to Columns feature and using formulas like LEFT, RIGHT, and MID.

Text to Columns feature
Formulas like LEFT, RIGHT, and MID

How to complete Split Full Names In Excel

To split full names in Excel, follow these simple steps:

01
Select the cell with the full name you want to split
02
Choose the method you want to use (Text to Columns or Formulas)
03
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the split

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