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renjie0315
Feb 18, 2023Copper Contributor
VLookup with Comma Interval
Hi all, I would like to use VLookup to abstract the phone number and email based on the name given in cell B3 and subsequent column. However, in between the name, there is a comma, may I know is...
ecovonrein
Iron Contributor
=INDEX(TEXTSPLIT(TBL[Name],","),1,1). You might need =TRIM too.
renjie0315
Feb 19, 2023Copper Contributor
Hi ecovonrein,
May I know what is TBL[Name]? It shows there's a problem with this formula. May I know how should I solve this?
May I know what is TBL[Name]? It shows there's a problem with this formula. May I know how should I solve this?
- renjie0315Feb 19, 2023Copper Contributor
Hi ecovonrein,
I presume TBL stands for Table. This is the error that I faced when I select the table.
- peiyezhuFeb 20, 2023Bronze Contributoror perhaps online tool http://e.anyoupin.cn/ceshi/jstest/pull_up_demo.php?s=asic_split_data_from_multi_columns video https://www.douyin.com/video/7202025919966383360
- ecovonreinFeb 20, 2023Iron Contributor
I dunno the naming conventions of your spreadsheet. TBL was just a placeholder for whatever name you use. From the screenshot it appears your TBL is called "Table1_2". Except that while it looks like a "Table", the #NAME suggests that it isn't actually an Excel table because the structured reference "[Name]" does not appear to be recognized. So replace that structured reference with your hard coordinates, eg =INDEX(TEXTSPLIT(B3,","),1,1).