MS Excel

Nothing is more frustrating than to be working on homework and to get stuck. Without guidance, you might have no hope of finishing the assignment before the deadline. The Internet can be a big help in that respect, but without learning how to get the right answer, asking others to solve your homework questions for you simply becomes a downward spiral (and it's cheating).

We do not want to contribute to you cheating yourself out of your education, but we also acknowledge that seeking assistance to learn a concept is a legitimate request.

If you are genuinely interested in receiving help in the form of tutoring or coaching, then please rephrase the title of your original post to clearly indicate you are seeking coaching or tutoring help. Any forum members (who are willing to assist as a tutor) will modify their responses accordingly to facilitate your learning. Tutors don't tell you the answers, they help you figure it out for yourself; so don't expect answers, expect suggestions, or just plain hints. Also, be specific in describing the function/formula or technique you trying to learn, and tell us what you have attempted so far. Otherwise, expect your plea for homework answers to be ignored.

Your question is far too vague to be able to answer it.

"Edit numbers" can mean almost anything. "Cut one column in two" Do you mean take data from one column and split it into two columns? How do you determine where it should be split?

Are you using Excel as a tool to do your homework, or this is homework for an Excel class?

Also, we do not do your homework for you. If you have made progress and have a specific question about an Excel feature that is giving you trouble, we are happy to help. But please do not post your assignment and ask us to complete it for you, tell you how to get started, or advise what approach to take. That is what you are supposed to be learning in your class.