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In a workbook, how do I not have initials split and wrapped?
I have a vacation schedule where the first tab pulls people's initials from
other tabs. It splits & wraps their initials. Changing the width of the column is not the solution since there can be 15 sets of initals in any given cell. Any suggestions? |
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In a workbook, how do I not have initials split and wrapped?
If you want to stop the cell from wrapping, click on Format | Cells |
Alignment tab, and un-check the Wrap Text option. Is this what you mean? I'm a bit confused ... Pete On Oct 9, 8:47 pm, Leeney wrote: I have a vacation schedule where the first tab pulls people's initials from other tabs. It splits & wraps their initials. Changing the width of the column is not the solution since there can be 15 sets of initals in any given cell. Any suggestions? |
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In a workbook, how do I not have initials split and wrapped?
Sorry, guess I wasn't very clear. I need the cell to wrap since there can be
up to 15 people's initials in any cell. My problem is that on the tally it breaks up the people's initials. ie: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK For instance, on MSN's page cells now read =IF(M360,"MSN","") in order to be pulled to the tally page. Is there some command to keep this from happening? Thanks Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: If you want to stop the cell from wrapping, click on Format | Cells | Alignment tab, and un-check the Wrap Text option. Is this what you mean? I'm a bit confused ... Pete On Oct 9, 8:47 pm, Leeney wrote: I have a vacation schedule where the first tab pulls people's initials from other tabs. It splits & wraps their initials. Changing the width of the column is not the solution since there can be 15 sets of initals in any given cell. Any suggestions? |
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In a workbook, how do I not have initials split and wrapped?
I see now.
You obviously have some formula to concatenate the initials with commas. You should arrange for this formula to add a comma and a <space after each set of initials, and then the wrapping will take place at the <space without splitting the initials. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 2:36 pm, Leeney wrote: Sorry, guess I wasn't very clear. I need the cell to wrap since there can be up to 15 people's initials in any cell. My problem is that on the tally it breaks up the people's initials. ie: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK For instance, on MSN's page cells now read =IF(M360,"MSN","") in order to be pulled to the tally page. Is there some command to keep this from happening? Thanks Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: If you want to stop the cell from wrapping, click on Format | Cells | Alignment tab, and un-check the Wrap Text option. Is this what you mean? I'm a bit confused ... Pete On Oct 9, 8:47 pm, Leeney wrote: I have a vacation schedule where the first tab pulls people's initials from other tabs. It splits & wraps their initials. Changing the width of the column is not the solution since there can be 15 sets of initals in any given cell. Any suggestions?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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In a workbook, how do I not have initials split and wrapped?
Hi Pete,
That is definately a good idea - do you mean =IF(M360,"MSN ,","") or =IF(M360,"MSN, ","") I already tried that. It still will seperate anything between the quote marks. Might there be a command (like a $ in a formula will keep the number or letter from incrementing) to keep whatever is between the quotes together? Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: I see now. You obviously have some formula to concatenate the initials with commas. You should arrange for this formula to add a comma and a <space after each set of initials, and then the wrapping will take place at the <space without splitting the initials. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 2:36 pm, Leeney wrote: Sorry, guess I wasn't very clear. I need the cell to wrap since there can be up to 15 people's initials in any cell. My problem is that on the tally it breaks up the people's initials. ie: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK For instance, on MSN's page cells now read =IF(M360,"MSN","") in order to be pulled to the tally page. Is there some command to keep this from happening? Thanks Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: If you want to stop the cell from wrapping, click on Format | Cells | Alignment tab, and un-check the Wrap Text option. Is this what you mean? I'm a bit confused ... Pete On Oct 9, 8:47 pm, Leeney wrote: I have a vacation schedule where the first tab pulls people's initials from other tabs. It splits & wraps their initials. Changing the width of the column is not the solution since there can be 15 sets of initals in any given cell. Any suggestions?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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In a workbook, how do I not have initials split and wrapped?
No, I mean on your tally page what is the formula that produces:
MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK Is it something like: =Sheet1!N36&","&Sheet2!N36&","& ...etc? If so, then you should change the "," to ", ", i.e. put a space after each comma within the quotes. Then you should get something like: MSN, CMA, RIM, SPG, DAK because of the spaces. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 3:41 pm, Leeney wrote: Hi Pete, That is definately a good idea - do you mean =IF(M360,"MSN ,","") or =IF(M360,"MSN, ","") I already tried that. It still will seperate anything between the quote marks. Might there be a command (like a $ in a formula will keep the number or letter from incrementing) to keep whatever is between the quotes together? Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: I see now. You obviously have some formula to concatenate the initials with commas. You should arrange for this formula to add a comma and a <space after each set of initials, and then the wrapping will take place at the <space without splitting the initials. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 2:36 pm, Leeney wrote: Sorry, guess I wasn't very clear. I need the cell to wrap since there can be up to 15 people's initials in any cell. My problem is that on the tally it breaks up the people's initials. ie: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK For instance, on MSN's page cells now read =IF(M360,"MSN","") in order to be pulled to the tally page. Is there some command to keep this from happening? Thanks Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: If you want to stop the cell from wrapping, click on Format | Cells | Alignment tab, and un-check the Wrap Text option. Is this what you mean? I'm a bit confused ... Pete On Oct 9, 8:47 pm, Leeney wrote: I have a vacation schedule where the first tab pulls people's initials from other tabs. It splits & wraps their initials. Changing the width of the column is not the solution since there can be 15 sets of initals in any given cell. Any suggestions?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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In a workbook, how do I not have initials split and wrapped?
Hi Pete -
The tally page reads: (shortened) =CONCATENATE(CEB!AB13,GEC!AB13,AED!AB13,KVG!AB13) I tried =CONCATENATE(CEB!AB13&", ",GEC!AB13&", ",AED!AB13&", ",KVG!13&", ",) That didn't work. What does the '&' do? Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: No, I mean on your tally page what is the formula that produces: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK Is it something like: =Sheet1!N36&","&Sheet2!N36&","& ...etc? If so, then you should change the "," to ", ", i.e. put a space after each comma within the quotes. Then you should get something like: MSN, CMA, RIM, SPG, DAK because of the spaces. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 3:41 pm, Leeney wrote: Hi Pete, That is definately a good idea - do you mean =IF(M360,"MSN ,","") or =IF(M360,"MSN, ","") I already tried that. It still will seperate anything between the quote marks. Might there be a command (like a $ in a formula will keep the number or letter from incrementing) to keep whatever is between the quotes together? Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: I see now. You obviously have some formula to concatenate the initials with commas. You should arrange for this formula to add a comma and a <space after each set of initials, and then the wrapping will take place at the <space without splitting the initials. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 2:36 pm, Leeney wrote: Sorry, guess I wasn't very clear. I need the cell to wrap since there can be up to 15 people's initials in any cell. My problem is that on the tally it breaks up the people's initials. ie: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK For instance, on MSN's page cells now read =IF(M360,"MSN","") in order to be pulled to the tally page. Is there some command to keep this from happening? Thanks Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: If you want to stop the cell from wrapping, click on Format | Cells | Alignment tab, and un-check the Wrap Text option. Is this what you mean? I'm a bit confused ... Pete On Oct 9, 8:47 pm, Leeney wrote: I have a vacation schedule where the first tab pulls people's initials from other tabs. It splits & wraps their initials. Changing the width of the column is not the solution since there can be 15 sets of initals in any given cell. Any suggestions?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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In a workbook, how do I not have initials split and wrapped?
The whole point of using the ampersand is that you don't need the
CONCATENATE function =CEB!AB13&", "&GEC!AB13 and so on -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Leeney" wrote in message ... Hi Pete - The tally page reads: (shortened) =CONCATENATE(CEB!AB13,GEC!AB13,AED!AB13,KVG!AB13) I tried =CONCATENATE(CEB!AB13&", ",GEC!AB13&", ",AED!AB13&", ",KVG!13&", ",) That didn't work. What does the '&' do? Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: No, I mean on your tally page what is the formula that produces: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK Is it something like: =Sheet1!N36&","&Sheet2!N36&","& ...etc? If so, then you should change the "," to ", ", i.e. put a space after each comma within the quotes. Then you should get something like: MSN, CMA, RIM, SPG, DAK because of the spaces. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 3:41 pm, Leeney wrote: Hi Pete, That is definately a good idea - do you mean =IF(M360,"MSN ,","") or =IF(M360,"MSN, ","") I already tried that. It still will seperate anything between the quote marks. Might there be a command (like a $ in a formula will keep the number or letter from incrementing) to keep whatever is between the quotes together? Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: I see now. You obviously have some formula to concatenate the initials with commas. You should arrange for this formula to add a comma and a <space after each set of initials, and then the wrapping will take place at the <space without splitting the initials. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 2:36 pm, Leeney wrote: Sorry, guess I wasn't very clear. I need the cell to wrap since there can be up to 15 people's initials in any cell. My problem is that on the tally it breaks up the people's initials. ie: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK For instance, on MSN's page cells now read =IF(M360,"MSN","") in order to be pulled to the tally page. Is there some command to keep this from happening? Thanks Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: If you want to stop the cell from wrapping, click on Format | Cells | Alignment tab, and un-check the Wrap Text option. Is this what you mean? I'm a bit confused ... Pete On Oct 9, 8:47 pm, Leeney wrote: I have a vacation schedule where the first tab pulls people's initials from other tabs. It splits & wraps their initials. Changing the width of the column is not the solution since there can be 15 sets of initals in any given cell. Any suggestions?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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In a workbook, how do I not have initials split and wrapped?
Thank you! I'll try that. Do you happen to know how to fix the other problem?
Leeney "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: The whole point of using the ampersand is that you don't need the CONCATENATE function =CEB!AB13&", "&GEC!AB13 and so on -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Leeney" wrote in message ... Hi Pete - The tally page reads: (shortened) =CONCATENATE(CEB!AB13,GEC!AB13,AED!AB13,KVG!AB13) I tried =CONCATENATE(CEB!AB13&", ",GEC!AB13&", ",AED!AB13&", ",KVG!13&", ",) That didn't work. What does the '&' do? Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: No, I mean on your tally page what is the formula that produces: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK Is it something like: =Sheet1!N36&","&Sheet2!N36&","& ...etc? If so, then you should change the "," to ", ", i.e. put a space after each comma within the quotes. Then you should get something like: MSN, CMA, RIM, SPG, DAK because of the spaces. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 3:41 pm, Leeney wrote: Hi Pete, That is definately a good idea - do you mean =IF(M360,"MSN ,","") or =IF(M360,"MSN, ","") I already tried that. It still will seperate anything between the quote marks. Might there be a command (like a $ in a formula will keep the number or letter from incrementing) to keep whatever is between the quotes together? Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: I see now. You obviously have some formula to concatenate the initials with commas. You should arrange for this formula to add a comma and a <space after each set of initials, and then the wrapping will take place at the <space without splitting the initials. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 2:36 pm, Leeney wrote: Sorry, guess I wasn't very clear. I need the cell to wrap since there can be up to 15 people's initials in any cell. My problem is that on the tally it breaks up the people's initials. ie: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK For instance, on MSN's page cells now read =IF(M360,"MSN","") in order to be pulled to the tally page. Is there some command to keep this from happening? Thanks Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: If you want to stop the cell from wrapping, click on Format | Cells | Alignment tab, and un-check the Wrap Text option. Is this what you mean? I'm a bit confused ... Pete On Oct 9, 8:47 pm, Leeney wrote: I have a vacation schedule where the first tab pulls people's initials from other tabs. It splits & wraps their initials. Changing the width of the column is not the solution since there can be 15 sets of initals in any given cell. Any suggestions?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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In a workbook, how do I not have initials split and wrapped?
Leeney,
I'm a bit confused - where does the comma come from in the composite cell on your tally sheet that produces: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK because your CONCATENATE function is not adding it between initials. Is the contents of cell AB13 on the CEB sheet "MSN,"? (i.e. with a comma already at the end?) If so, how does it get there? Is there a formula in that cell (or some other cell) which joins the comma to the initials? If so, then make it a <comma<space which is joined on. We'll get there eventually ... Pete On Oct 10, 9:04 pm, Leeney wrote: Thank you! I'll try that. Do you happen to know how to fix the other problem? Leeney "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: The whole point of using the ampersand is that you don't need the CONCATENATE function =CEB!AB13&", "&GEC!AB13 and so on -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Leeney" wrote in message ... Hi Pete - The tally page reads: (shortened) =CONCATENATE(CEB!AB13,GEC!AB13,AED!AB13,KVG!AB13) I tried =CONCATENATE(CEB!AB13&", ",GEC!AB13&", ",AED!AB13&", ",KVG!13&", ",) That didn't work. What does the '&' do? Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: No, I mean on your tally page what is the formula that produces: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK Is it something like: =Sheet1!N36&","&Sheet2!N36&","& ...etc? If so, then you should change the "," to ", ", i.e. put a space after each comma within the quotes. Then you should get something like: MSN, CMA, RIM, SPG, DAK because of the spaces. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 3:41 pm, Leeney wrote: Hi Pete, That is definately a good idea - do you mean =IF(M360,"MSN ,","") or =IF(M360,"MSN, ","") I already tried that. It still will seperate anything between the quote marks. Might there be a command (like a $ in a formula will keep the number or letter from incrementing) to keep whatever is between the quotes together? Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: I see now. You obviously have some formula to concatenate the initials with commas. You should arrange for this formula to add a comma and a <space after each set of initials, and then the wrapping will take place at the <space without splitting the initials. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 2:36 pm, Leeney wrote: Sorry, guess I wasn't very clear. I need the cell to wrap since there can be up to 15 people's initials in any cell. My problem is that on the tally it breaks up the people's initials. ie: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK For instance, on MSN's page cells now read =IF(M360,"MSN","") in order to be pulled to the tally page. Is there some command to keep this from happening? Thanks Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: If you want to stop the cell from wrapping, click on Format | Cells | Alignment tab, and un-check the Wrap Text option. Is this what you mean? I'm a bit confused ... Pete On Oct 9, 8:47 pm, Leeney wrote: I have a vacation schedule where the first tab pulls people's initials from other tabs. It splits & wraps their initials. Changing the width of the column is not the solution since there can be 15 sets of initals in any given cell. Any suggestions?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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In a workbook, how do I not have initials split and wrapped?
Hi Pete -
Yes, I'm sure we'll get there . . . eventually. ha The comma after the initials is on the individuals sheet - =IF(K200,"BPR,","") I did try putting a space before the comma and also tried putting one after the comma but before the quotes - it still splits things where ever it wants. Thnx for all your help Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: Leeney, I'm a bit confused - where does the comma come from in the composite cell on your tally sheet that produces: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK because your CONCATENATE function is not adding it between initials. Is the contents of cell AB13 on the CEB sheet "MSN,"? (i.e. with a comma already at the end?) If so, how does it get there? Is there a formula in that cell (or some other cell) which joins the comma to the initials? If so, then make it a <comma<space which is joined on. We'll get there eventually ... Pete On Oct 10, 9:04 pm, Leeney wrote: Thank you! I'll try that. Do you happen to know how to fix the other problem? Leeney "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: The whole point of using the ampersand is that you don't need the CONCATENATE function =CEB!AB13&", "&GEC!AB13 and so on -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Leeney" wrote in message ... Hi Pete - The tally page reads: (shortened) =CONCATENATE(CEB!AB13,GEC!AB13,AED!AB13,KVG!AB13) I tried =CONCATENATE(CEB!AB13&", ",GEC!AB13&", ",AED!AB13&", ",KVG!13&", ",) That didn't work. What does the '&' do? Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: No, I mean on your tally page what is the formula that produces: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK Is it something like: =Sheet1!N36&","&Sheet2!N36&","& ...etc? If so, then you should change the "," to ", ", i.e. put a space after each comma within the quotes. Then you should get something like: MSN, CMA, RIM, SPG, DAK because of the spaces. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 3:41 pm, Leeney wrote: Hi Pete, That is definately a good idea - do you mean =IF(M360,"MSN ,","") or =IF(M360,"MSN, ","") I already tried that. It still will seperate anything between the quote marks. Might there be a command (like a $ in a formula will keep the number or letter from incrementing) to keep whatever is between the quotes together? Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: I see now. You obviously have some formula to concatenate the initials with commas. You should arrange for this formula to add a comma and a <space after each set of initials, and then the wrapping will take place at the <space without splitting the initials. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 2:36 pm, Leeney wrote: Sorry, guess I wasn't very clear. I need the cell to wrap since there can be up to 15 people's initials in any cell. My problem is that on the tally it breaks up the people's initials. ie: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK For instance, on MSN's page cells now read =IF(M360,"MSN","") in order to be pulled to the tally page. Is there some command to keep this from happening? Thanks Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: If you want to stop the cell from wrapping, click on Format | Cells | Alignment tab, and un-check the Wrap Text option. Is this what you mean? I'm a bit confused ... Pete On Oct 9, 8:47 pm, Leeney wrote: I have a vacation schedule where the first tab pulls people's initials from other tabs. It splits & wraps their initials. Changing the width of the column is not the solution since there can be 15 sets of initals in any given cell. Any suggestions?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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In a workbook, how do I not have initials split and wrapped?
Are you sure you put the space in the correct place? It should be:
=IF(K200,"BPR, ","") You will also need to make this change in every worksheet that has this kind of formula. That should cure the splitting of initials. Hope this helps (finally). Pete On Oct 11, 1:22 pm, Leeney wrote: Hi Pete - Yes, I'm sure we'll get there . . . eventually. ha The comma after the initials is on the individuals sheet - =IF(K200,"BPR,","") I did try putting a space before the comma and also tried putting one after the comma but before the quotes - it still splits things where ever it wants. Thnx for all your help Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: Leeney, I'm a bit confused - where does the comma come from in the composite cell on your tally sheet that produces: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK because your CONCATENATE function is not adding it between initials. Is the contents of cell AB13 on the CEB sheet "MSN,"? (i.e. with a comma already at the end?) If so, how does it get there? Is there a formula in that cell (or some other cell) which joins the comma to the initials? If so, then make it a <comma<space which is joined on. We'll get there eventually ... Pete On Oct 10, 9:04 pm, Leeney wrote: Thank you! I'll try that. Do you happen to know how to fix the other problem? Leeney "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: The whole point of using the ampersand is that you don't need the CONCATENATE function =CEB!AB13&", "&GEC!AB13 and so on -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Leeney" wrote in message ... Hi Pete - The tally page reads: (shortened) =CONCATENATE(CEB!AB13,GEC!AB13,AED!AB13,KVG!AB13) I tried =CONCATENATE(CEB!AB13&", ",GEC!AB13&", ",AED!AB13&", ",KVG!13&", ",) That didn't work. What does the '&' do? Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: No, I mean on your tally page what is the formula that produces: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK Is it something like: =Sheet1!N36&","&Sheet2!N36&","& ...etc? If so, then you should change the "," to ", ", i.e. put a space after each comma within the quotes. Then you should get something like: MSN, CMA, RIM, SPG, DAK because of the spaces. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 3:41 pm, Leeney wrote: Hi Pete, That is definately a good idea - do you mean =IF(M360,"MSN ,","") or =IF(M360,"MSN, ","") I already tried that. It still will seperate anything between the quote marks. Might there be a command (like a $ in a formula will keep the number or letter from incrementing) to keep whatever is between the quotes together? Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: I see now. You obviously have some formula to concatenate the initials with commas. You should arrange for this formula to add a comma and a <space after each set of initials, and then the wrapping will take place at the <space without splitting the initials. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 2:36 pm, Leeney wrote: Sorry, guess I wasn't very clear. I need the cell to wrap since there can be up to 15 people's initials in any cell. My problem is that on the tally it breaks up the people's initials. ie: MSN,CMA,RIM,SP G, DAK For instance, on MSN's page cells now read =IF(M360,"MSN","") in order to be pulled to the tally page. Is there some command to keep this from happening? Thanks Leeney "Pete_UK" wrote: If you want to stop the cell from wrapping, click on Format | Cells | Alignment tab, and un-check the Wrap Text option. Is this what you mean? I'm a bit confused ... Pete On Oct 9, 8:47 pm, Leeney wrote: I have a vacation schedule where the first tab pulls people's initials from other tabs. It splits & wraps their initials. Changing the width of the column is not the solution since there can be 15 sets of initals in any given cell. Any suggestions?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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