How to Split Cells in Google Sheets
Learn how to efficiently split cells in Google Sheets using the SPLIT formula, allowing you to separate data based on specified delimiters like commas or semicolons.
We have our data , we've gotten this data in here with the CASV file or you've copy pasted it from somewhere and we're like, wow, we want to split this number from the month. Now you could just start typing in sales, we could create a little drop down menu to sort of quicken this process if we want to type, then select . Great, that makes it a little bit easier, but really we can do this all with one formula and that's the split formula. Make sure you have your sales and your month columns here. We're going to do equals split and we're going to select our data cell, wherever that data is. A comma or a delimitator if you use a different location. Maybe you have a semicolon here. Put your delimitator and now we're going to say in quotes, what is the How Does Split Work? Figure Out Frequency of Numbers How To Divide in Google Sheets
thing that we're going to split by? We're going to put a comma here because there's a comma in the data . Okay. And enter there, and copy and paste this all the way down, and there we go. We've split our data . No matter what the data is, or how it's combined, we can split it. We can do a semicolon, hyphen if we want, anything here. We just select our delimitator in a quotes. That's it. That's how to split cells. If you're looking to get more out of your Google Sheets than you ever have before, make sure you subscribe here on YouTube to better sheets. How to Merge Cells in Google Sheets How To Add Columns in Google Sheets How to Merge Cells in Google Sheets How to Split Text to Columns in Google Sheets