Splitting text strings without using formulas

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If you want to paste text in your worksheet, you can use Excel's Convert Text to Columns Wizard.

To do this, follow next steps:

   1.    Select cells with consist text that can be splitted.

   2.    Choose Data -> Text to Columns... to display Convert Text to Column Wizard:

Convert text to columns in Excel 2003

   3.    In Step 1 of the Convert Text to Column Wizard dialog box, select the Delimited options. Click Next.

   4.    In Step 2 of the Convert Text to Column Wizard dialog box, choose the Space as the delimiter. Click Next:

Convert text to columns in Excel 2003

   5.    In Step 3 of the Convert Text to Column Wizard dialog box, select each column and set the Data Format.

Convert text to columns in Excel 2003

   6.    Click Finish.

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