Split names into several Excel cells

Name Splitter

This Add-in for Microsoft Excel can quickly and easily split names that are in one cell into individual names in individual cells.

Name Splitter is an add-in for Microsoft Excel 2007, Excel 2003, Excel 2002 (XP), Excel 2000, and Excel 97.

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Name Splitter in detail

The Name Splitter add-in for Microsoft Excel can quickly and easily split names that are in one cell into individual names in individual cells. For example, if a cell contains the entry "John R. Smith" or "Smith, John R", the Name Splitter creates a new worksheet with "John", "R", and "Smith" in separate cells. The Name Splitter is totally menu drive and very fast.

Suppose you have a list like this:

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Or like this

The Name Splitter for Excel will convert this to a table like the following:

Name Splitter - result table

The Name Splitter works by first asking for you to select the range of cells containing the names. It then displays the following dialog which asks you to identify the arrange of the input name list:

Name Splitter - Split names into several Excel cells

You are then asked to specify the output option on the middle names:

Name Splitter - middle names options

Lastly, you are given the option to the specify the courtesy titles that are recognized as titles or to use the default list. Once you complete this last dialog, the Name Splitter creates a new worksheet with the names split per your selections.



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Add-in information

Works with
  • Microsoft Excel 2007
  • Microsoft Excel 2003
  • Microsoft Excel 2002 (XP)
  • Microsoft Excel 2000
  • Microsoft Excel 97
Publisher

Macro Systems Inc.

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