Divides the given text by a specified character or string, and places each fragment in the adjacent cells in a row.
Syntax
text: The text to be split. E.g. A2
delimiter: The character(s) by which the text must be split. E.g. "@"
split_by: Logical value which indicates how the delimiter must be treated. Defaults to TRUE if omitted.
TRUE - Each character is treated as a separate delimiter. Eg., If the delimiter is "ab", the given text will be split by "a" and "b".
FALSE - The given characters in the delimiter are treated as one. Eg., If the delimiter is "ab", the given text will be split by "ab".
remove_blank: Logical value that specifies whether to ignore the empty text values in the result. Defaults to TRUE if omitted.
TRUE - Ignores the empty values between delimiters.
Examples
Formula |
=SPLIT(A2;"@") |
=SPLIT(A3,"@.",TRUE) |
Possible Errors
Errors |
Meaning |
#N/A! |
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#NAME! |
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#VALUE! |
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#REF! |
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