You can split date and time in Excel in under five seconds by using simple formulas and a couple of clicks instead of manually retyping or editing each cell. In this article, you will learn three fast, fully automated methods: using the INT function, Flash Fill, and Power Query, plus a ready‑to‑use table example you can replicate in your own workbook. Why splitting date and time matters When your data combines date and time in one column, Excel still stores it as a single serial number, with the date as…
How to Split Date & Time in Excel in 5 Seconds, No Manual Work
