The Excel TEXTSPLIT TEXTBEFORE and TEXTAFTER Functions

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Learn how to use the new TEXTSPLIT, TEXTBEFORE AND TEXTAFTER functions! These functions can replace older functions that you may already be using. Join this channel to get access to perks:
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All Comments (10)
  • @joshliu2410
    You're simply the Best Teacher I've ever had, You were Born for teaching, so straight to the point, clear, detailed. Just awesome!
  • @Annabee399
    Thanks for an exceptional tutorial. God Bless! 🙏
  • @zw6954
    These are the best. I learn so many new things through your videos. Is there any function that is opposite the TEXTSPLIT function? Like a text merge from multiple cells.
  • @nsobundulawretta8319
    Have not been able to do this, still giving me error , don't know what am not doing right 😢q
  • @BrownyBird
    Can't do it😢. It keeps transferring the same information to the next column 😢
  • @Luciano_mp
    I don't understand why you in the first example didn't use ", space", instead you used ",". would have made it easier. Thanks.