

Select the cells you want to divide, navigate to the Data tab > Data Tools group, and click the Text to Columns button.If you don't have any data next to the column you want to separate, skip this step. In this example, we have inserted 3 new columns like shown in the screenshot below: If you want to put the split cells in the middle of your table, start by inserting a new column(s) to avoid overwriting your existing data.To have it done, perform the following steps: What we want is to separate data in one cell into several cells such as First Name, Last Name, Country, Arrival Date and Status. Suppose, you have a list of participants where a participant name, country and expected arrival date are all in the same column: How to separate cells in Excel by delimiter It allows splitting text strings by a specified delimiter such as comma, semicolon or space as well as separating substrings of a fixed length. The Text to Columns feature comes in really handy when you need to divide a single cell into two or more cells. How to split cells in Excel using Text to Columns How to split data in Excel cell with the Split Text tool.How to divide a cell with Excel formulas.How to separate cells Excel with Fill Flash.

