Need help splitting keywords in cell into rows

linister

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Hi,
Can someone please help achieve the same result as the one shown in the expected output format:


What can i add to the formula in C5 to make that happen?

Thanks alot,
Lin
 

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Hi,
Can someone please help achieve the same result as the one shown in the expected output format:


What can i add to the formula in C5 to make that happen?

Thanks alot,
Lin
I don't use Google Docs, but they do have a SplitText Function that can split that single cell into multiple rows using a delimiter.

Unfortunately, your cell doesn't have an obvious delimiter.
Surprisingly each line ends with Furniture, so I used Find & Replace to add a comma after each instance of Furniture and then used the comma as a delimiter to separate those values into 5 Rows.
If you can find out how to use the return line as a delimiter, that might be an option... but don't quote me on it.
 
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I don't use Google Docs, but they do have a SplitText Function that can split that single cell into multiple rows using a delimiter.

Unfortunately, your cell doesn't have an obvious delimiter.
Surprisingly each line ends with Furniture, so I used Find & Replace to add a comma after each instance of Furniture and then used the comma as a delimiter to separate those values into 5 Rows.
If you can find out how to use the return line as a delimiter, that might be an option... but don't quote me on it.
Thanks zero269 but unfortunately this wouldn't work as not always the keyword will include Furniture, I am able to transpose each keyword by line break but i want as well new row to be added for each keyword which i don't know how to do.
 
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