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["Split Full Names Into First and Last"]
["Take a single column of full names and split it into First Name and Last Name columns to the right"]
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["How to use"]
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["1. Make sure the two columns to the right of your name column are empty. The macro writes First Name to column +1 and Last Name to column +2."]
["2. Select the single column of full names."]
["3. Press Alt + F8 (Windows) or Option + F8 (Mac), pick SplitFullNames, click Run."]
["4. Type 1 for \"First Last\" format or 2 for \"Last, First\" format."]
["5. The macro fills First Name and Last Name in the two adjacent columns and reports a count."]
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["Full guide: https://excelmacros.net/tools/split-full-names"]
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