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hi everyone on this channel I create videos packed with lots of great information this video is the second in a new series about using Microsoft Excel so if youd like to learn more about excel subscribe to my channel sometimes I get a list of names that are formatted such that theres a first name a space and then the last name and thats fine but sometimes I want to sort the names by last name and its difficult to do when theyre formatted like that so Im going to teach you how to take the list of names separate it out between the first name and the last name and then put it back together such that we have the last name a comma and then the first name lets get started by highlighting the names of the people were going to visit the data tab and then were going to select text to columns when Excel looks at our data you can automatically determine that between the words theres a space so by default in this situation its going to select delimited so at this point lets just click

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There is no law requiring a person to have a surname in the U.K., even if most people do have a surname. Neither is there any law requiring a person to have a first name. Although all births must be registered, the law does not require a first name to be given.
When youre asked to mention or write your name, call/write your first name first before any other names and the name that comes last is presumed to be your last name/surname. For example, if youre James and your surname is John, in writing your name, write James John not the other way round.
Western name order Within alphabetic lists and catalogs, however, the family name is generally put first, with the given name(s) following and separated by a comma (e.g. Jobs, Steve), representing the lexical name order. This convention is followed by most Western libraries, as well as on many administrative forms.
Middle names A middle name is not a separate part of your name. Middle names are a part of your first name. Of course, in day-to-day life we talk of middle names, being any name(s) after your first forename. Legally speaking, your first name is in fact all your forenames together.
Most people have middle names. Some hate them, some love them, some even use them instead of their first names. However, despite where you stand on your middle name, it is always recommended that you use your full name on legal documents and registrations, especially when you are doing a land transaction.
Your middle names (if you have any) are a part of your first name. (See: Evans v King (1745); Jones v Macquillin (1793); Williams v Bryant (1839).) So, for example, if your full name were John Fred SMITH (your surname being SMITH), then your first name (in full) would be John Fred.

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