Export to excel - edit iqy file

Hi,
When you export a list you get a iqy file with all the the columns. Is it possible to local save the iqy file and to edit this iqy file so that you can add a column with a formula?
What I would like to do is, I have a list with ID and the created by column. Now, for this list, we need to have the created by as name + firstname and not firstname + name.
This is why I need to create a third column. I have the formula that I can use in excel. But how to use it in the iqy file?
An example of the export would be:
ID
Created by
switch names
1
Paul Smith
Smith Paul
2
Jan Owen
Owen Jan
3
An Blake
Blake An
Is this possible?

Sorry, I misunderstood your question.
You could still achieve this using a view, but you would need to create an extra column in the SharePoint list (a calculated column) for storing the value of the "name + firstname", and add that column to the view.
To my knowledge it isn't possible to create new virtual columns by editing the query file.
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