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In this tutorial, Steve Friedman from Rockstar Excel explains how to standardize names in Excel. It is common to have data from different sources with names listed in various formats. To combine them, names can be in three formats: first name followed by last name, last name followed by first name, or first name and last name in separate columns. Using separate columns is recommended as it is easier to work with and change into other formats. The best approach is to use three columns - one for the first name, one for the last name, and one for the full name. Redundancy is not an issue and can actually be useful in this case. Steve demonstrates how to go from separate columns to the full name.
