# Spliting Commit into Multiple

Let's say we want to split the `WIP: Fix blah blah` into multiple commits. We again right click the parent commit `my awesome changes` and start an interactive rebase.

This time we change the `pick` to `e` or `edit`

```
e d310b7c35 WIP: Fix blah blah
pick f3ee84093 WIP: Continue Fix blah blah
pick 07ec28ec2 Fix another stupid bug
```

After saved and closed, the GitExtensions may stop at the Rebase Dialog (which is not very friendly), we can safely close it.

![](/files/-LS9hVEf33UeqapJ8391)

Then it goes back to the main revision grid looks like below, also notice the message at the bottom right `You are in middle of a rebase`:

![](/files/-LS9havk9rg0fBfON8IV)

Now we can do a `Mixed` reset to the parent commit `my awesome changes`, and commit as many commits as we want. Once finished, click the bottom right `You are in middle of a rebase`message and press the `Continue` button to continue the rebase.

Note: there is also an Edit commit menu somewhere in GitExtensions but it is recommended that you use the interactive rebase to get yourself familar with it.


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