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I didn't quite get how to do what you are saying -or- it doesn't work. Any
suggestions? "Dave Peterson" wrote: You can kind of have formula and text in the same cell: =a1+7 & char(10 & " this is some event text" (char(10) is the alt-enter character in a formula.) blueboy wrote: Recently, while trying to create a calendar in Excel (I realize that there are better ways), I was using a formula to get the calendar to display the date. I would type in the first few dates (at least 7) and then I typed =([Cell#] + 7) from there I would copy and paste that, and it would work for the rest of the month. However, I realized my error when I actually tried to insert text, such as events and things to do, in the same cells. What I would like is for Excel to allow cells to have both formulas and text as well in the same cell. That way, I could have my date and eat it too (forgive the play on words). This would allow so many other possibilities, and would be so useful in other ways to other people that I think that you must enable Excel to do so. If you cannot do that, are there any other suggestions? -- Dave Peterson |
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