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## Data splitting

It is easy to split data from one column into multiple columns if the parts are separated by a common separator (say a comma, or a space).
We can split data from one column into multiple columns if the parts are separated by a common separator (say a comma, or a space).

1. Let us suppose we want to split the `scientificName` column into separate columns, one for genus and one for species.
2. Click the down arrow next to the `scientificName` column. Choose `Edit Column` > `Split into several columns...`
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## Undoing / Redoing actions

It is common while exploring and cleaning a dataset to make a mistake or decide to change the order of the process you wish to conduct. OpenRefine provides `Undo` and `Redo` operations to make it easy to roll back your changes.
It is common while exploring and cleaning a dataset to make a mistake or decide to change the order of the process you wish to conduct. OpenRefine provides `Undo` and `Redo` operations to roll back your changes.

1. Click `Undo / Redo` in the left side of the screen. All the changes you have made will appear in the left-hand panel.
The current stage in the data processing is highlighted in blue (i.e. step 4. in the screenshot below). As you click
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