Excel - Separation of Address Requirement

Vinod GV

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  1. 2013
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Hi
In Column A, I get a file where I have address, city , state and Zip code in one single cell. I need to split them into separate
I need to manual separate them, rather looking for a code or formula which can separate them
I have shared the screenshot of the outcome required, can you please assist me on this.
 

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You could get the state and zip but the rest isnt possible unless you maybe have a list of cities that it could be compared against. A machine cant know what a street or a city is and there is nothing there to separate them.
 
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This is floating, we are not sure on the ask of the address.
Can you please share the formula for atleast for Zip and state
 
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As the zip and state are always of the same length and always at the end of the address you can use mid and right formulas such as:

=MID(A1,LEN(A1)-6,2)
=0+RIGHT(A1,5)
 
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