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I have imported a text file into Excel 2003 using the Import Wizard,
and I have specified that each column is "text" during the wizard. I want to combine two text fields into one value so I can use the more elaborate value in a pivot table later. For example: A1 = ABC B1 = Welcome message C1 = gobbledygook I want to insert a column before column C that would say "ABC-Welcome message". I right-click on column C and choose Insert. I type in this formula into the new C1: =A1&"-"&B1 Cell C1 now shows the formula, not the value. If I type the formula way over in an unused column Z, then "ABC- Welcome message" shows up just fine. Is there some trick to inserting a column into a spreadsheet so the formula will work? What am I missing? Thanks in advance, |
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