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Learn how to split, separated values.

To split numbers separated by commas in Excel, you can use the "Text to Columns" feature. This feature allows you to split comma-separated values into separate columns easily. To do this, select the cells with the data, go to the "Data" tab, and click "Text to Columns." Choose "Delimited" and then select the comma as the delimiter to separate the numbers into columns. If you want to split comma-separated values into rows instead, you can use a combination of functions like TEXTSPLIT, TRANSPOSE, and TEXTJOIN to convert the data. For instance, using =TRANSPOSE(TEXTSPLIT(TEXTJOIN(", ", TRUE, A1:A10), ", ")) can help achieve this. This method works well for splitting values in Excel and converting comma-separated values to rows and columns using a comma delimiter.

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Here, the formulas features in my video.

=TRANSPOSE(TEXTSPLIT(TEXTJOIN(", ", TRUE, B3:B22),","))

=XLOOKUP("*"&TRIM(E3)&"*",$B$3:$B$22,$C$3:$C$22,,2)


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00:00Want to see the most cringiest task ever assigned to me in Excel?
00:03The task here is to split each brand into its own row and extract the common unit's soul,
00:07making the table look something like this.
00:10Well, it is not as hard as it looks. Let's learn.
00:13Let's start off by getting our brand column.
00:15We'll use the text join function to concatenate the brand into one continuous string like this.
00:20And after that, we'll split the string using a text split function with comma being the delimiter.
00:25And since the brand needs to be in vertical orientation, we'll use the transpose function that completes our brand column.
00:32And now for the unit's soul column, we'll be using the XLOOKUP function.
00:35We'll use the lookup value to be a wildcard for the brand in cell E3.
00:40And the lookup array would, of course, be the brand.
00:43And then the return array would be the unit's soul column.
00:46And since we're using a wildcard, we'll assign two for match mode.
00:50And after that, you apply the same formula across every rows.
00:53And then job done!
00:55And then job done!
00:55And job done!
00:55And job done!
00:55And job done!
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