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Thanks in advance.
Which formula would work here.
There are 7 cells. There will be 1 random text value in one cell, the others
will be blank. I want whichever text value is in the one cell to show up in
another cell.
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If your text is in Cell A1 and you are wanting your values to be in cells B1,
C1, D1, etc. then all you have to to is type "=$A$1" into cells B1-D1.

If you want B1 to reflect A1, and C1 to reflect B1, then just leave the $
out like "=A1" then drag the cells and hit Ctrl-R to fill, or Ctrl-D if you
are doing this in a column., then it will automatically change A1, B1, C1, so
that each cell reflects the one before it. If you have the $A$1, then you
can still use the Ctrl-R to fill right but it will not change the value so
all cells will reflect what is in A1.

Hope that helps.

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Thanks in advance.
Which formula would work here.
There are 7 cells. There will be 1 random text value in one cell, the others
will be blank. I want whichever text value is in the one cell to show up in
another cell.

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Hi,

Here are a couple of ways:

1) =CONCATENATE(A1,A2,A3,A4,A5,A6,A7)

2) =INDEX(A1:A7,MATCH("*",A1:A7))

HTH
Jean-Guy

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Thanks in advance.
Which formula would work here.
There are 7 cells. There will be 1 random text value in one cell, the others
will be blank. I want whichever text value is in the one cell to show up in
another cell.

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Hi,

correction on the second formula:

=INDEX(A1:A7,MATCH("*",A1:A7,0))

if there is no text in A1:A7 it will return #N/A so you can try this instead:

=IF(ISNA(INDEX(A1:A7,MATCH("*",A1:A7,0))),"",INDEX (A1:A7,MATCH("*",A1:A7,0)))

Cheers!
Jean-Guy

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Thanks in advance.
Which formula would work here.
There are 7 cells. There will be 1 random text value in one cell, the others
will be blank. I want whichever text value is in the one cell to show up in
another cell.



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Pinmaster Could that also answer my question in Thread (array, formula,
Constant...........still not sure what to do on that, but I tried your
formula with varied results


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Hi,

correction on the second formula:

=INDEX(A1:A7,MATCH("*",A1:A7,0))

if there is no text in A1:A7 it will return #N/A so you can try this instead:

=IF(ISNA(INDEX(A1:A7,MATCH("*",A1:A7,0))),"",INDEX (A1:A7,MATCH("*",A1:A7,0)))

Cheers!
Jean-Guy

"the dave" wrote:

Thanks in advance.
Which formula would work here.
There are 7 cells. There will be 1 random text value in one cell, the others
will be blank. I want whichever text value is in the one cell to show up in
another cell.

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Hi,

Posting in other peoples tread isn't going to help you! Go back to your own
tread and give more details as I'm sure most people don't have a clue what
you're tryiing to accomplish. What result are you looking for? sum? count?
average? ect ect.....!

Good luck
Jean-Guy

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Pinmaster Could that also answer my question in Thread (array, formula,
Constant...........still not sure what to do on that, but I tried your
formula with varied results


"pinmaster" wrote:

Hi,

correction on the second formula:

=INDEX(A1:A7,MATCH("*",A1:A7,0))

if there is no text in A1:A7 it will return #N/A so you can try this instead:

=IF(ISNA(INDEX(A1:A7,MATCH("*",A1:A7,0))),"",INDEX (A1:A7,MATCH("*",A1:A7,0)))

Cheers!
Jean-Guy

"the dave" wrote:

Thanks in advance.
Which formula would work here.
There are 7 cells. There will be 1 random text value in one cell, the others
will be blank. I want whichever text value is in the one cell to show up in
another cell.

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Can you comment a post in my thread so we can discuss?

"pinmaster" wrote:

Hi,

Posting in other peoples tread isn't going to help you! Go back to your own
tread and give more details as I'm sure most people don't have a clue what
you're tryiing to accomplish. What result are you looking for? sum? count?
average? ect ect.....!

Good luck
Jean-Guy

"SayWhatAuto" wrote:

Pinmaster Could that also answer my question in Thread (array, formula,
Constant...........still not sure what to do on that, but I tried your
formula with varied results


"pinmaster" wrote:

Hi,

correction on the second formula:

=INDEX(A1:A7,MATCH("*",A1:A7,0))

if there is no text in A1:A7 it will return #N/A so you can try this instead:

=IF(ISNA(INDEX(A1:A7,MATCH("*",A1:A7,0))),"",INDEX (A1:A7,MATCH("*",A1:A7,0)))

Cheers!
Jean-Guy

"the dave" wrote:

Thanks in advance.
Which formula would work here.
There are 7 cells. There will be 1 random text value in one cell, the others
will be blank. I want whichever text value is in the one cell to show up in
another cell.

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Thank you all. CONCATENATE worked perfectly. I'll experiment with the other
answers to learn more. thx again.

"the dave" wrote:

Thanks in advance.
Which formula would work here.
There are 7 cells. There will be 1 random text value in one cell, the others
will be blank. I want whichever text value is in the one cell to show up in
another cell.

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The CONCATENATE is slick - and you can ignore my log IF() statement in your
other, duplicate, request for help on this one.

"the dave" wrote:

Thank you all. CONCATENATE worked perfectly. I'll experiment with the other
answers to learn more. thx again.

"the dave" wrote:

Thanks in advance.
Which formula would work here.
There are 7 cells. There will be 1 random text value in one cell, the others
will be blank. I want whichever text value is in the one cell to show up in
another cell.



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JLatham, could you help on my problem?

"JLatham" wrote:

The CONCATENATE is slick - and you can ignore my log IF() statement in your
other, duplicate, request for help on this one.

"the dave" wrote:

Thank you all. CONCATENATE worked perfectly. I'll experiment with the other
answers to learn more. thx again.

"the dave" wrote:

Thanks in advance.
Which formula would work here.
There are 7 cells. There will be 1 random text value in one cell, the others
will be blank. I want whichever text value is in the one cell to show up in
another cell.

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