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Column Splitter

Split a single column into multiple columns by delimiter or fixed character width

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Column Splitter

#IDFull NameEmailCityScoreStatus
1101John Doejohn@example.comNew York88Active
2102Jane Smithjane@example.comSan Francisco95Active
3103John Doejohn@example.comNew York88Active
4104Bob Jonesbob@example.comChicago72Pending
5105Alice Brownalice@example.comAustin91Active
6106Charlie Daycharlie@example.comPhiladelphia64Inactive
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About Column Splitter

Split any column into multiple columns using delimiters like space, comma, hyphen, or fixed character widths (e.g. length:4). Perfect for splitting Full Name into First and Last, or splitting fixed-width serial numbers.

Key Capabilities & Features

  • Select any column from your dataset as the split target
  • Support for custom split delimiters: space, comma, slash, hyphen, or symbols
  • Fixed character length splitting using syntax like length:4 for codes and serials
  • Define custom header names for the newly created columns
  • Replaces the target column with the split outputs seamlessly in place
  • Live table preview and mobile cards view with instant CSV or Excel export

How to Use Column Splitter

1

Choose Column

Select the column you wish to split from the dropdown (e.g. Full Name).

2

Set Delimiter & Headers

Enter the separator character (or length:N) and provide names for the new columns.

3

Apply Split

Click 'Split Column' to re-index your spreadsheet table.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I split a column by character length instead of a delimiter?

Yes! Enter 'length:N' (e.g. length:4) in the delimiter field to split values after every N characters.

What happens if a cell has fewer split parts than others?

Cells with fewer parts will have clean empty strings in the subsequent newly created columns.