
Then click once in a destination cell (in my example C2) and type command-v or choose Edit > Paste and Match Style to paste the split text into separate columns. Then select the cells that contain the first and last names together (A2:A3 in my example, C2 in your example) and click the triangle 'run' button in Script Editor. Just copy-paste it into Script Editor (in your Applications > Utilities folder). If you only need to split first name and last name then you can use a much simpler script (there is also a way to do this with formulas that is not hard). There may be something with Brazilian localization the Service does not like. How do we find and extract numbers from any alphanumeric text For example - I have a text like : ABC123456XYZ, 234ABCD, ABCD1234.

removeemptytext - OPTIONAL - TRUE by default - Whether or not to remove empty text messages from the split results. splitbyeach - OPTIONAL - TRUE by default - Whether or not to divide text around each character contained in delimiter. I didn't mean to suggest there is a problem on your machine! I meant perhaps the reason the Service was having problems was because you had Numbers 2 open along with Numbers 3. Set splitbyeach to FALSE to turn off this behavior. The field name will appear inside square brackets at the bottom of the image. Select the cells with the data you want to split, here A2:A3: With the cells still selected, choose Text to Columns from the Numbers > Services menu and choose Space as your delimiter (Im assuming theres a space between the first and last name). Right-click (Windows and Mac) on the field name at the top of the panel and choose Insert Field Specifier.


If there's a problem on my machine, i can't tell. To tag a specific image frame for use with a image field controlled by Eas圜atalog: Select the image frame. I have a macbook air 2015 OX el capitan, and the version of numbers is 3.6.1(2566).
