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A Wizard will pop-up and help you split cells in Excel: In this wizard, you will be guided on how to split up your cells into multiple ones. There are a lot of options you can choose from and it can get a little complicated, so letâs step through it.
Splitting Cells: Ribbon Option. Select the cell(s) you want to split. NOTE: Unlike the Quick Menu option, using the Ribbon option allows you to split multiple cells at once. From the Ribbon, select the Layout command tab. In the Merge group, click SPLIT CELLS The Split Cells dialog box appears.plitting Cells: Ribbon Option. Select the cell(s) you want to split. NOTE: Unlike the Quick Menu option, using the Ribbon option allows you to split multiple cells at once. From the Ribbon, select the Layout command tab. In the Merge group, click SPLIT CELLS The Split Cells dialog box appears.