How to extract string after space in Excel
Extract characters before first space
To extract the string/characters before the first space in an Excal value use the following function:
=LEFT("Cell Number", (FIIND(" ", "Cell Number",1)-1))
Alternatively you can also use the following formula to achieve the same result:
=LEFT("Cell Number", LEN("Cell Number") - FIND(" ", "Cell Number"))
It is important to note in both formulas “Cell Number” is just a placeholder and should be replaced with the actual cell number for the value in which you want to extract (e.g. B2).
Extract characters after first space
To extract the string/characters after the first space in an Excel value use the following function:
=RIGHT("Cell Number", LEN("Cell Number") - FIND(" ", "Cell Number"))
Similar to extracting characters before the first space “Cell Number” here is just a placeholder and should be replaced with the actual value “Cell Number” (e.g. C3).
Lets breakdown the syntax for the formula: * =FIND(” “, “Cell Number”) will return the position of the first space in your selected string.
LEN(“Cell Number”) will return the number of characters for the whole string. So LEN(“Cell Number”) - FIND(” “, “Cell Number”) will return the number of characters after the first space.
Finally RIGHT(“Cell Number”) will return the string with the number of characters calculated based on the aformentioned formula).
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