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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.
For example, if you have a column where name and age are entered in cells and a comma is used as a delimiter between them. You can split the column into multiple cells, where you have name and age in different cells. To split delimited text into multiple cells: 1) Open Microsoft Excel worksheet. 2) Select the range of cells in a column on which you want to perform the split action. 3) Click the 'Data' tab. (The 'Data' tab appears.). 4) From the 'Data Tools' group, click the 'Convert Text to Table' icon.