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Merge Cells in a Row to one Cell and text is NOT in a line
I would like to merge a few cells for a row
Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia and make it within ONE CELL in this format (like using Alt+Enter within a CELL) Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia but NOT in one line format (like using CONCATENATE or & ), Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. This is possible in MS. Word, but I have a long list, I do not want to do it manually merge it one by one using MS. Word. Thank you. |
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Merge Cells in a Row to one Cell and text is NOT in a line
=concatenate(a2,"use alt+enter",b2,"use alt+enter",c2)
and wrap text from format|cell|allignment|wraptext Change the range accordingly a2= Michael b2 = 23, Jalan 222 c2 = Kuala Lumpur Malaysia regards Sridhar "VCKW" wrote: I would like to merge a few cells for a row Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia and make it within ONE CELL in this format (like using Alt+Enter within a CELL) Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia but NOT in one line format (like using CONCATENATE or & ), Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. This is possible in MS. Word, but I have a long list, I do not want to do it manually merge it one by one using MS. Word. Thank you. |
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Merge Cells in a Row to one Cell and text is NOT in a line
=A1&CHAR(10)&B1&CHAR(10)&C1&CHAR(10)&D1
and Format Cells/ Alignment/ Wrap text -- David Biddulph "VCKW" wrote in message ... I would like to merge a few cells for a row Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia and make it within ONE CELL in this format (like using Alt+Enter within a CELL) Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia but NOT in one line format (like using CONCATENATE or & ), Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. This is possible in MS. Word, but I have a long list, I do not want to do it manually merge it one by one using MS. Word. Thank you. |
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Merge Cells in a Row to one Cell and text is NOT in a line
Thans...
Is there anyway to maintain the FONT SIZE and TYPE (Bold, Arial) too in the formula after merging? Since I need the name to be BOLD and 12 points in size while the rest are normal and 8 points in size. Thank you! regards VC "David Biddulph" wrote: =A1&CHAR(10)&B1&CHAR(10)&C1&CHAR(10)&D1 and Format Cells/ Alignment/ Wrap text -- David Biddulph "VCKW" wrote in message ... I would like to merge a few cells for a row Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia and make it within ONE CELL in this format (like using Alt+Enter within a CELL) Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia but NOT in one line format (like using CONCATENATE or & ), Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. This is possible in MS. Word, but I have a long list, I do not want to do it manually merge it one by one using MS. Word. Thank you. |
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Merge Cells in a Row to one Cell and text is NOT in a line
Nope.
Formulas don't support this kind of formatting. You could convert it to a value and do what you want, though. VCKW wrote: Thans... Is there anyway to maintain the FONT SIZE and TYPE (Bold, Arial) too in the formula after merging? Since I need the name to be BOLD and 12 points in size while the rest are normal and 8 points in size. Thank you! regards VC "David Biddulph" wrote: =A1&CHAR(10)&B1&CHAR(10)&C1&CHAR(10)&D1 and Format Cells/ Alignment/ Wrap text -- David Biddulph "VCKW" wrote in message ... I would like to merge a few cells for a row Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia and make it within ONE CELL in this format (like using Alt+Enter within a CELL) Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia but NOT in one line format (like using CONCATENATE or & ), Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. This is possible in MS. Word, but I have a long list, I do not want to do it manually merge it one by one using MS. Word. Thank you. -- Dave Peterson |
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Merge Cells in a Row to one Cell and text is NOT in a line
=A1 & CHAR(10) & B1 & CHAR(10) & etc.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sun, 9 Dec 2007 23:56:01 -0800, VCKW wrote: I would like to merge a few cells for a row Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia and make it within ONE CELL in this format (like using Alt+Enter within a CELL) Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia but NOT in one line format (like using CONCATENATE or & ), Michael 23, Jalan 222 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. This is possible in MS. Word, but I have a long list, I do not want to do it manually merge it one by one using MS. Word. Thank you. |
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