Hello friends! Welcome back to the basic Excel tutorial for beginners. With today’s post, I would like to introduce another feature of Excel: Split Cell

Split Cell – Split cells for what?

True to its name. Split Cell is how we split cells together. For example, if you have 4 columns in Excel and you want to add another column in between those 4 columns, usually, people will move 2 columns to leave a space in the middle, but with Split cell it is possible help us do that.

Instructions for using Split Cell – Split Cells

Step 1: Select column

Step 2: Right-click and select Insert

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Guide to Merge cells – Merge cells

As its name implies, Merge Cell is used to Merge 2 cells together. This is very useful in making a simple schedule or diagram. Let’s practice together!

Step 1: Select 2 cells B1 and C1

Step 2: In the Home section, Click the down arrow next to Merge and Center and select Merge Cells

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Text to Column Tutorial

Text to column will help you to separate words and divide it into different columns. For example: If you want to separate First and Last Name into separate columns, Text to column will help you.

Step 1: Choose a space with first and last name

Step 2: On the toolbar, Select Data -> Text to Column

Step 3: A dialog box will appear. Select Delimited and Click Next

Step 4: In Delimited, Tick Comma and Space (2 these will remove commas and spaces between words)

Step 5: Select Finish

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Flash Fill

Flash fill will help people to extract data faster from given data

Making:

Step 1: Get data from 1 cell and split into many adjacent cells

Step 2: Select cell B1 and press CTRL + E (Shortcut of Flash Fill)

Step 3: Select cell C1 and press CTRL + E

Step 4: Select cell D1 and press CTRL + E

Split Cell using the formula

Below formula to return Name

The formula below to return the Last Name

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So I just finished the tutorial About Split Cell In Excel. If you have any questions, please leave a comment to let me know

Quickly format a cell by selecting cell style in Excel. You can also create cell styles(cell style) of its own.

How to use Cell Style in Excel

first. For example, select cell B2 below.

2. On the Home tab, in the Styles group, you can select the cell style you want.

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To create your own cell style, perform the following steps.

3. On the Home tab, in the Styles group, click the down arrow on the right.

Here you can find more cell styles.

4. Select New Cell Style.

5. Enter a name and click the Format button to choose Number Format, Alignment, Font, Border, Fill and Protection.

6. Click OK.

7. On the Home tab, in the Styles group, apply your own cell style.

Result.

Note: Right-click a cell style to edit or delete it. Editing a cell style affects all cells in the workbook that use that cell style. This can save a lot of time.

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Leave a line break in Excel by pressing Alt + Enter. When concatenating strings, use CHAR(10) to insert a line break.

How to break lines in Excel

1. For example, enter a long text string in cell A1.

2. Double-click cell A1.

3. Place the cursor where you want the line break.

4. Press Alt + Enter.

5. Click on the right border of column A and drag the separator to increase the column width.

6. Double-click the bottom border of row 1 to automatically adjust the row height.

Note: to remove a line break, double-click a cell, place the cursor at the beginning of the line, and press Backspace.

7. When concatenating strings, use CHAR(10) to insert line breaks. For example, the address below contains two line breaks. Use the & operator to concatenate strings.

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This article shows you how to find the cell address of the largest value in a column.

Find the cell address with the largest value in Excel

1. First, we use the MAX function to find the maximum value in column A.

2. Next, we use the MATCH function to find the row number of the largest value.

3. Finally, we use the ADDRESS function to return the address of that cell.

Explanation: the function ADDRESS to =ADDRESS(7.1), $A$7. The first parameter specifies the number of rows. The second parameter specifies the number of columns.

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