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Best way to insert value in a setenecne
Excel 2003.
If in one cell I have the following statement: "Last week I ate [ x ] apples" And I wanted to insert a number from another cell into [ x ]. How would I do that? I tried have the first part of the setence one one cell. The " [ x ] " in the second cell and the rest of the sentence in the third. But because of other things going on in the sheet I cannot get it to line up correctly. What are my options? |
Best way to insert value in a setenecne
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="Last Week I ate "&A!&" apples." if the number is in Cell A1 "dj479794" wrote: Excel 2003. If in one cell I have the following statement: "Last week I ate [ x ] apples" And I wanted to insert a number from another cell into [ x ]. How would I do that? I tried have the first part of the setence one one cell. The " [ x ] " in the second cell and the rest of the sentence in the third. But because of other things going on in the sheet I cannot get it to line up correctly. What are my options? |
Best way to insert value in a setenecne
Try
="last week I ate " & A1 & " apples" Put howe many apples you ate in A1 Mike "dj479794" wrote: Excel 2003. If in one cell I have the following statement: "Last week I ate [ x ] apples" And I wanted to insert a number from another cell into [ x ]. How would I do that? I tried have the first part of the setence one one cell. The " [ x ] " in the second cell and the rest of the sentence in the third. But because of other things going on in the sheet I cannot get it to line up correctly. What are my options? |
Best way to insert value in a setenecne
="Last week I ate " & a1 & " apples."
or if you need formatting: ="Last week I ate " & TEXT(A1,"#,##0") & " apples." & CHAR(10) & "I paid " & TEXT(B1,"$#,##0.00") & " for them on " & TEXT(C1,"mm/dd/yyyy") & "." char(10) wraps the text But you'll have to use format|Cells|alignment tab|Check wrap text dj479794 wrote: Excel 2003. If in one cell I have the following statement: "Last week I ate [ x ] apples" And I wanted to insert a number from another cell into [ x ]. How would I do that? I tried have the first part of the setence one one cell. The " [ x ] " in the second cell and the rest of the sentence in the third. But because of other things going on in the sheet I cannot get it to line up correctly. What are my options? -- Dave Peterson |
Best way to insert value in a setenecne
Another way that doesn't require a helper cell, is to just format the cell as
Custom, "Last week I ate "#" apples" and just type the number in the same cell........... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "dj479794" wrote: Excel 2003. If in one cell I have the following statement: "Last week I ate [ x ] apples" And I wanted to insert a number from another cell into [ x ]. How would I do that? I tried have the first part of the setence one one cell. The " [ x ] " in the second cell and the rest of the sentence in the third. But because of other things going on in the sheet I cannot get it to line up correctly. What are my options? |
Best way to insert value in a setenecne
Excel 2003.
If in one cell I have the following statement: "Last week I ate [ x ] apples" And I wanted to insert a number from another cell into [ x ]. How would I do that? I tried have the first part of the setence one one cell. The " [ x ] " in the second cell and the rest of the sentence in the third. But because of other things going on in the sheet I cannot get it to line up correctly. What are my options? Assuming the "apple" sentence was illustrative and that you wanted a generalize solution, try this... =SUBSTITUTE(A1,"[ x ]",A2) where your sentence containing "[ x ]" is located in A1 and the other cell containing your number is assumed to be A2. Rick |
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