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after i posted my video on how you can create a full name column from two first and last name columns in excel i got a great question from a viewer who said what if i start with a full name column that is last name comma first name how can i make that into a full name column that is the first name space last name so im going to show you how to do that today in excel all right lets go ahead and clear out the first and last name columns were going to just select this and clear it out because we want to start with just the last name comma first name all right so what were going to do what were going to copy this over im going to hit ctrl c to copy and im going to paste that over here and so we have a call a new column that were working with and were going to use the text to columns feature so im going to make a selection of those first and last names that i want to separate into two different columns were going to come up to the data tab in excel and come over to text to column