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  1. Which Google Sheets function splits a text string into separate pieces based on a delimiter?

    Answer: SPLIT()

    SPLIT(text, delimiter) divides a text string at every occurrence of the delimiter and distributes the pieces across adjacent cells in a row.

  2. What does the SUBSTITUTE function do in Google Sheets?

    Answer: Replaces all occurrences of one text segment with another

    SUBSTITUTE(text, search_for, replace_with, [occurrence_number]) replaces occurrences of a substring with a new string, optionally targeting only a specific occurrence.

  3. Which function converts a number to a text string using a specified format in Google Sheets?

    Answer: TEXT()

    TEXT(number, format) converts a numeric value to text using a format pattern like "#,##0.00" or "MM/DD/YYYY".

  4. What does the MID(text, start, num_chars) function extract in Google Sheets?

    Answer: A substring starting at a given position for a specified length

    MID(text, start, num_chars) returns a substring of the specified length beginning at the character position indicated by start.

  5. Which function removes non-printable characters from a text string in Google Sheets?

    Answer: CLEAN()

    CLEAN(text) removes characters that cannot be printed, such as control characters often found in text imported from other applications.

  6. What does the PROPER() function do to a text string in Google Sheets?

    Answer: Capitalizes the first letter of each word

    PROPER(text) converts the first letter of every word to uppercase and the remaining letters to lowercase, producing title case.

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