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Taking contents of a cell an inserting them into a phrase.
I'm creating a lookup table in Excel that list certain pieces of text I want
to add in a phrase. For example, let's say in Cells A1 - C1 I had "Mary", "lamb", "snow." In Cell D1, I want to write a phrase that will grab the contents of Cells A1 - C1 to form a sentance. In this example: "A1" had a little "B1", whose fleece was white as "C1" So when I hit enter, the phrase will come out: Mary had a little lamb whose fleece was white as snow. Does anybody know how to do this without resorting to using multiple cells in a row? |
Taking contents of a cell an inserting them into a phrase.
You can combine the cell references with text strings:
=A1 & " had a little " & B1 & ", whose fleece was white as " & C1 dnguyen411 wrote: I'm creating a lookup table in Excel that list certain pieces of text I want to add in a phrase. For example, let's say in Cells A1 - C1 I had "Mary", "lamb", "snow." In Cell D1, I want to write a phrase that will grab the contents of Cells A1 - C1 to form a sentance. In this example: "A1" had a little "B1", whose fleece was white as "C1" So when I hit enter, the phrase will come out: Mary had a little lamb whose fleece was white as snow. Does anybody know how to do this without resorting to using multiple cells in a row? -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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