00:00To extract the fifth word from Microsoft 365, you simply use this formula and you
00:05get the fifth word. Let me explain what the formula does. The first one, text
00:09split, actually splits that particular text into an array with space as a
00:15delimiter and the index 5 extracts the fifth element from that array. But how
00:20would you do the same thing on Microsoft Office? Let me bring Excel here. Can you
00:24use the same formula? No, you can't really use it because we don't have text
00:29split function on your Microsoft Office Excel. So the way to do it, you can use
00:33this formula. Let me break down the formula for you. The substitute ensures that each
00:42word is separated by space. It is 5 minus 1 all the way up to here. Calculates the
00:47starting position of the fifth word. If you want the sixth word, you just have to
00:49change this number to 6. The mid extracts the fifth word and the trim will get
00:53choice of the leading and the trailing spaces.
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