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Split comma separated name (last, first)

Posted on July 24, 2012 by Norbert Krupa

The following example will return two columns (first name, last name) based on a single, concatenated, comma separated name. table —— name —— Chin, Cheryl Frank, Robert SELECT RIGHT([name], LEN([name]) – CHARINDEX(’,’, [name]) – 1) AS [first], LEFT([name], CHARINDEX(’,’, [name])-1)… Continue Reading →

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