Enumerate a Cell Notation So we're all hopefully familiar with Spreadsheet 'A1' cell notation.

It's simply an alphanumeric representation of the positioning of said cell within a grid.
The letter(s) represent the column positioning of the cell, and the number represents the row.

The 'letter' part can consist of 1 or more letters from the 26 letter English alphabet, all of which must be capital letters. These map to numbers through the use of 26-adic bijective numeration.
The 'number' part can consist of any positive, non-zero integer.



The challenge, write a program that given the A1 notation of any cell as a single string, can output a string containing the column position represented as a number, followed by a space and then the row number.

Sample Input/Outputs below:

A1
&gt;&gt;1 1
B10
&gt;&gt;2 10
AC4 
&gt;&gt;29 4
AAC753
&gt;&gt;705 753
F123
&gt;&gt;6 123
GL93
&gt;&gt;194 93


This is my first challenge, hence the relative simplicity and potential poorness of the criteria.

EDIT: String must be letters followed by numbers and the winning criteria is the shortest code length (if that can be a thing)

EDIT: Related to this but does the reverse process with a different starting index. Some may argue that this fact makes the linked puzzle more interesting.
Microsoft Excel, 43 Bytes.
=COLUMN(INDIRECT(A1))&amp;&quot; &quot;&amp;ROW(INDIRECT(A1))

I couldn't help myself, I just had to use the right tool for the job.
Takes input on A1.
Test Cases