Separate a Cell Into Two Parts in Excel (Two Headers, Same Cell)

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[@rohitjain6379]

Thank you for this tutorial. Have been wanting to learn it for quite some time.

[@Spreadsheeto]

I'm glad it helped! :)

[@efremmallach6501]

You can make the horizontal split more robust by using two columns for your first "column," then merging their cells below the first line.

[@Spreadsheeto]

Thanks for sharing!

[@DisneyUpBoilerUp]

So where you're splitting it "horizontally" your splitting it vertically. Do you have a way to spit it horizontally?

[@lincolnbrown6824]

Will this system work for the UK barcode system

[@coraldelight37]

LOVE. Thank you so much! Learned something new today. You earned a subscriber : )

[@mochehrzad9077]

I like this video. Thanks

[@scottperry3124]

Neither of those methods “split the cell”. They’re just visual. Which is OK, but the value of the cell is not necessarily useful.
Another useful method is to type the column label description and add a right arrow (from the symbols menu) and then a line break and then the rows label followed by a down arrow symbol. Looks good. No special cell formatting required.

[@Spreadsheeto]

Great tip 👌

[@SybedeJong]

OMG this is just like using and old fashioned typewriter.

[@Spreadsheeto]

Indeed :D