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or the first name from a number of names simply use text before text before a space okay and that gives you the first name for the last name we use a text after text after a space and you have to say instance number of minus one meaning the last name okay and you have that what if you wanted to do the two in one formula simple you use the check split function sex split and you split this based on the space it gives you three names but you need the first and the last which correspond to an instance of one and minus one so you wrap this choose calls and say choose calls I want in curly brackets one comma minus one minute first and last close the curly brackets close the parenthesis and now you have it in one formula that spews you wanna see it you have it right here
