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In this tutorial by Steve Friedman from Rockstar Excel, learn how to standardize names in Excel by combining data from different sources into the same format. Names can be in three formats: first name followed by last name, last name followed by comma and then first name, or first name and last name in separate columns. Using separate columns is recommended for ease of working with and changing formats. It is also suggested to use three columns for first name, last name, and full name. Redundancy is not an issue and makes it easier to work with the data. Learn how to combine separate columns into the full name format.
