Convert Text to Columns using Aspose.Cells with Golang via C++

Possible Usage Scenarios

You can convert your text to columns using Microsoft Excel. This feature is available from Data Tools under the Data tab. In order to split the contents of a column into multiple columns, the data should contain a specific delimiter such as a comma (or any other character) based on which Microsoft Excel splits the contents of a cell into multiple cells. Aspose.Cells also provides this feature via the Worksheet.Cells.TextToColumns() method.

Convert Text to Columns using Aspose.Cells

The following sample code explains the usage of the Worksheet.Cells.TextToColumns() method. The code first adds some people’s names in column A of the first worksheet. The first and last names are separated by a space character. Then it applies the Worksheet.Cells.TextToColumns() method on column A and saves the result as an output Excel file. If you open the output Excel file, you will see that the first names are in column A while the last names are in column B, as shown in this screenshot.

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Sample Code

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