Opposite of Concatenate

dkubiak

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  1. 2013
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  1. Windows
Can I do some sort of un-concatenate? For example, if I have the following text in cell A1:

June, August

And I want to change it so that I have June in cell A2 and August in cell A3, is there a function to do that? The comma placement is consistent in all of my data.

Thanks!

P.S. I'm using 2007 - not sure if that matters.
 
If always the same # of digits, you can try:

=Left(
=Mid(
=Right(

For all of the formulas you need to enter a number of digits you want to show....
 
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