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"inputs": [], "recorded_in": "Excel 16.0.20527.20088 Current Channel, Windows 64-bit (NT 10.0.26200), x86-64, AMD Ryzen 7 4800H, en-ZA", "source": { "commit": "eceb809985e244e9d0a20f905e58fe57b8741ed8", "locator": "sheet fn2_q079, row 20, column 10", "note": null, "path": "crates/calc-func/tests/captures/fn2_questions/oracle.capture.json", "repository": "DnaCalc" } }, { "call": "=MAP({\"a,b\",\"c,d\"},LAMBDA(txt,TEXTSPLIT(txt,\",\")))", "correct": null, "excel": { "bits": null, "display": "#CALC!", "kind": "error" }, "input_route": "formula-literal", "inputs": [], "recorded_in": "Excel 16.0.20527.20088 Current Channel, Windows 64-bit (NT 10.0.26200), x86-64, AMD Ryzen 7 4800H, en-ZA", "source": { "commit": "eceb809985e244e9d0a20f905e58fe57b8741ed8", "locator": "sheet fn2_q088, row 20, column 10", "note": null, "path": "crates/calc-func/tests/captures/fn2_questions/oracle.capture.json", "repository": "DnaCalc" } }, { "call": "=BYROW({\"a,b\";\"c,d\"},LAMBDA(txt,TEXTSPLIT(txt,\",\")))", "correct": null, "excel": { "bits": null, "display": "{\"a\";\"c\"}", "kind": "array" }, "input_route": "formula-literal", "inputs": [], "recorded_in": "Excel 16.0.20527.20088 Current Channel, Windows 64-bit (NT 10.0.26200), x86-64, AMD Ryzen 7 4800H, en-ZA", "source": { "commit": "eceb809985e244e9d0a20f905e58fe57b8741ed8", "locator": "sheet fn2_q089, row 20, column 10", "note": null, "path": "crates/calc-func/tests/captures/fn2_questions/oracle.capture.json", "repository": "DnaCalc" } } ], "schema": "efh.function-note/v1", "statement": "When TEXTSPLIT's text is an array, even a 1 by 1 array, the call lifts over the elements and each returns only its first piece. MAP over the same lambda gives #CALC!, while BYROW gives the first pieces. REGEXEXTRACT lifted over return_mode does the same, and mode 2 on a pattern with no capture group gives #VALUE!.", "status": "measured", "title": "Over an array, TEXTSPLIT and REGEXEXTRACT keep only the first piece of each element" } ], "schema": "efh.function-reference/v1", "section_order": [ "what-it-does", "try-it", "quirks", "how-to-implement", "version-differences", "alternatives" ], "sections": { "alternatives": "\n### Relationships\n\n\n- `TEXTJOIN` — the inverse operation. `TEXTJOIN` collapses an array into one delimited string;\n `TEXTSPLIT` expands one string into an array. They are not exact inverses: joining loses the\n distinction between an empty field and an absent one, so a round trip through `ignore_empty` is\n lossy.\n- [`TEXTAFTER`](FUNC.TEXTAFTER.md) and [`TEXTBEFORE`](FUNC.TEXTBEFORE.md) — the selective members\n of the same idea: one chosen occurrence rather than all of them. `INDEX(TEXTSPLIT(t,d), n)` and\n `TEXTAFTER(t, d, n-1)` answer related questions differently.\n- [`ARRAYTOTEXT`](FUNC.ARRAYTOTEXT.md) — shares an implementation module upstream and is the usual\n way to make a `TEXTSPLIT` result inspectable as a single string.\n- `SUBSTITUTE` plus `FIND` plus `MID` was the classic pre-dynamic-array splitting idiom, along with\n the Text to Columns command. Neither is superseded in the formal sense; both remain available.\n- Confusable with `SPLIT` from VBA and with Power Query's split-column step. Neither shares this\n function's padding or `ignore_empty` semantics.\n\n\n", "how-to-implement": "\n### Notes for implementers\n\n- **Decide the order of `ignore_empty` and rectangularisation, and record it.** Dropping empty\n fields before computing `max(c_i)` and dropping them after give different column counts for the\n same input. The documentation does not say which happens.\n- **Overlapping delimiters need a policy**, as in the rest of this family. Splitting `\"aaa\"` on\n `\"aa\"` depends on whether the scan advances one character or past the match.\n- **An array of delimiters needs a precedence rule at a shared position.** If `col_delimiter` is\n `{\"ab\",\"a\"}` and the text contains `\"ab\"`, longest-first and first-listed give different splits.\n Nothing documented settles this.\n- **A delimiter that is the empty string** has no defined cut points under the model above. Treat\n it as an explicit case rather than letting an empty-match loop run away.\n- **Row and column delimiters can collide.** If the same string is passed for both, the outer\n split consumes every occurrence and the inner split finds none. That is a consequence of\n outer-first ordering, and it is worth a test.\n\n\n", "quirks": "\n### Result and edge cases\n\n\nThe return kind is `Array` — genuinely, not by lifting. `TEXTSPLIT` is one of the functions whose\nkernel produces a grid, so the host-side adaptation step described in\n[the call pipeline](../model/03-call-pipeline.md) anchors that grid as a dynamic-array spill. Two\nconsequences belong to the engine, not to this function, and are covered by that chapter: a\nblocked spill region publishes `#SPILL!`, and a spilled result is addressable through its anchor\nwith the `#` operator.\n\nSpecific to this function:\n\n- **A one-cell result is still an array.** `TEXTSPLIT(\"abc\", \",\")` yields a 1×1 array whose single\n element is `\"abc\"`. The engine collapses that on publication, but a consuming function sees an\n array, and [coercion and lifting](../model/02-coercion-and-lifting.md) explains why a 1×1 array\n argument is deliberately not flattened to a bare scalar on lift positions.\n- **Fields are always text.** `TEXTSPLIT(\"1,2\", \",\")` produces the strings `\"1\"` and `\"2\"`, not\n numbers. Wrap the result in `VALUE` or `--` if you want numbers, and see\n [`VALUE`](FUNC.VALUE.md) for how locale-dependent that conversion is.\n- **The padding value is a value, not a format.** `pad_with` can be text, a number, or an error;\n it occupies the cell exactly as given.\n- **Error inputs propagate** ahead of any splitting.\n- **Array-valued `text` lifts.** The upstream slice contract admits scalar text only, but Excel\n lifts `TEXTSPLIT` over an array-valued `text`, even a 1 by 1 array, and each element returns only\n its first piece rather than an array of arrays, which the value universe does not admit\n (FN-TEXTSPLIT-002).\n\n\n\n### Errors\n\n\nMicrosoft's page does not publish an error table for `TEXTSPLIT` (see Sources). What it does state\nis that unfilled cells of an uneven result show `#N/A` unless `pad_with` is supplied, and it\nrecommends `IFNA` or `pad_with` to handle that. Note the framing: `#N/A` here is a *padding value*\noccupying data cells, not a failure of the call.\n\nBeyond that, the errors this function can be involved in are the ordinary ones:\n\n- an error value arriving in any argument propagates, per\n [coercion and lifting](../model/02-coercion-and-lifting.md);\n- `#SPILL!` when the result cannot be published into the sheet — an engine outcome described in\n [the call pipeline](../model/03-call-pipeline.md), not a `TEXTSPLIT` semantic;\n- `#VALUE!` for arguments outside their admitted domains. Which domains, exactly, is not stated on\n Microsoft's page, and this Handbook has established only one: empty `text`, as\n `TEXTSPLIT(\"\",\",\")` is `#VALUE!` (FN-TEXTSPLIT-001).\n\nThat last row is a real gap and is listed below rather than papered over.\n\n\n", "sources": "- Microsoft Support, TEXTSPLIT function —\n \n (retrieved for this page; source of the signature, argument meanings, and the padding note. It\n publishes no error table.)\n- Handbook `content/model/01-value-universe.md` (arrays are rectangular; `#N/A` and `#SPILL!`),\n `02-coercion-and-lifting.md`, `03-call-pipeline.md` (host-side adaptation and spill).\n\n", "version-differences": "No comparison between specific Excel builds is recorded here yet. This does not establish that all builds behave alike.", "what-it-does": "\n`TEXTSPLIT` is the inverse of joining. It takes one string and returns a rectangular array of the\npieces between delimiter occurrences.\n\nThe rule is a two-level tokenisation, applied outer-first:\n\n1. **Rows.** If `row_delimiter` is supplied, split the text at every occurrence of it, producing\n `r` row-segments in order. If it is omitted, there is exactly one row-segment: the whole text.\n2. **Columns.** Split each row-segment independently at every occurrence of `col_delimiter`,\n producing `c_1, c_2, …, c_r` fields.\n3. **Rectangle.** The result has `r` rows and `max(c_i)` columns. Row `i` supplies its `c_i` fields\n left to right; the remaining `max(c_i) − c_i` cells of that row are filled with the padding\n value.\n\nTwo properties of that rule deserve to be said out loud, because they are the source of most\nsurprises:\n\n- **Splitting is total, not selective.** Every occurrence is a cut. `n` occurrences of a delimiter\n in a segment produce `n+1` fields, including empty ones at the ends and between adjacent\n delimiters. `\"a,,b\"` split on `\",\"` is three fields, the middle one empty. `ignore_empty`\n exists precisely to opt out of that.\n- **The result is ragged-then-padded, not ragged.** Excel's value universe has no ragged arrays;\n an `Array` is rectangular by definition (see [the value universe](../model/01-value-universe.md)).\n So a text whose rows have different field counts cannot be represented faithfully, and the\n padding value is how the function admits that. The default padding is `#N/A`, which is the\n honest choice: those cells contain no data, and `#N/A` is Excel's word for that.\n\nBoth delimiter arguments accept an *array* of delimiters rather than a single one, in which case\nany element of the array is a cut point. That makes `TEXTSPLIT(t, {\",\",\";\"})` a single-pass split\non either character — which is not the same as splitting on the two-character string `\",;\"`.\n\n\n\n### Arguments\n\n\n`TEXTSPLIT(text, col_delimiter, [row_delimiter], [ignore_empty], [match_mode], [pad_with])`\n\n| Argument | Required | Meaning (as documented by Microsoft) |\n|---|---|---|\n| `text` | yes | The string to split. |\n| `col_delimiter` | yes | The text marking where to split across columns. May be an array constant. |\n| `row_delimiter` | no | The text marking where to split down rows. May be an array constant. Omitted means a single row. |\n| `ignore_empty` | no | `TRUE` ignores consecutive delimiters (drops empty fields). Defaults to `FALSE`. |\n| `match_mode` | no | `0` (default) case-sensitive delimiter matching; `1` case-insensitive. |\n| `pad_with` | no | The value used to fill short rows. Defaults to `#N/A`. |\n\nTwo positions are routinely misunderstood.\n\n`col_delimiter` is required even when you only want to split into rows. To split a\nnewline-separated list into a column you must still supply something for position two; passing an\nempty string is not the same as omitting it, and the two behave differently.\n\n`ignore_empty` is a *field* filter, not a *delimiter* filter, and its name invites the wrong\nmental model. It does not merge adjacent delimiters before splitting; it removes empty fields from\nthe result — which also removes leading and trailing empties, and can therefore change how many\ncolumns the rectangle has.\n\n`match_mode` affects only how delimiter occurrences are found. 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