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How do I format Concatenate function?
My goal is to combine 2 values that are calculated in their respective cells
into one string. What I have is the number '2' in cell A1 and the number '3 1/8' in cell B1. I want to come up with the text 2'-3 1/8" in cell C1. My problem is that the inches part of it comes out in decimals, not as a fraction, ie. I get 2'-3.0625" instead. What is the easiest way to solve this? I've got thousands of cells to convert. |
How do I format Concatenate function?
=A1&"' - "&TEXT(B1,"# ?/?")&""""
-- David Biddulph "deepc" wrote in message ... My goal is to combine 2 values that are calculated in their respective cells into one string. What I have is the number '2' in cell A1 and the number '3 1/8' in cell B1. I want to come up with the text 2'-3 1/8" in cell C1. My problem is that the inches part of it comes out in decimals, not as a fraction, ie. I get 2'-3.0625" instead. What is the easiest way to solve this? I've got thousands of cells to convert. |
How do I format Concatenate function?
On Tue, 10 Apr 2007 04:22:00 -0700, deepc
wrote: My goal is to combine 2 values that are calculated in their respective cells into one string. What I have is the number '2' in cell A1 and the number '3 1/8' in cell B1. I want to come up with the text 2'-3 1/8" in cell C1. My problem is that the inches part of it comes out in decimals, not as a fraction, ie. I get 2'-3.0625" instead. What is the easiest way to solve this? I've got thousands of cells to convert. Use the TEXT worksheet function to format. E.g: =TEXT(A1, "# ?/8") & "-" & TEXT(B1, "# ?/8") --ron |
How do I format Concatenate function?
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=TEXT(A1,"0'-") & TEXT(C1,"0 ?/?\""") In article , deepc wrote: My goal is to combine 2 values that are calculated in their respective cells into one string. What I have is the number '2' in cell A1 and the number '3 1/8' in cell B1. I want to come up with the text 2'-3 1/8" in cell C1. My problem is that the inches part of it comes out in decimals, not as a fraction, ie. I get 2'-3.0625" instead. What is the easiest way to solve this? I've got thousands of cells to convert. |
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