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In Excel, is it possible to create a formula that moves specific strings of data from one column to another in order to separate them appropriately?

Asked by sco0by2k in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

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To provide some context, I am attempting to amend a file with data on books into three separate columns. Author, Title and ISBN. at the moment all of this data is there but they are all listed on separate rows in column A. all ISBN's for each book begin "ISBN:" followed by the appropriate number. All Authors are listed "Personal Author:" followed by the author's name. The same for Title "Title:xxxxx". As I said all of this data appears on separate rows in column A and I need them to be in three distinct columns.
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