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Adding *
I need to add an * to the end of all the numbers in my
Bib record column. Any suggestions. I was able to figure out how to add in the front. Had to change a b to B and add *, so it appears *B121212 now I need to had to the end an * so I have *B121212*. Lin -- Lin Light Herrick District Library |
A simple way would be if Column A was your records so A1 is *B121212 insert two
new columns B and C. In column B1 put * and copy it down for all your records. Then in Column C for C1 just do =A1&B1 and copy that down for all your records. It'll combine the two columns to give you *B121212* Then you can just delete Columns A and B. "Lin Light" wrote: I need to add an * to the end of all the numbers in my Bib record column. Any suggestions. I was able to figure out how to add in the front. Had to change a b to B and add *, so it appears *B121212 now I need to had to the end an * so I have *B121212*. Lin -- Lin Light Herrick District Library |
Select the range that you want the addition on and run the Macro:
Sub AddIt() For Each cell In Selection cell.Value = cell.Value & "*" Next cell End Sub HTH Sandy -- to e-mail direct replace @mailinator.com with @tiscali.co.uk "Lin Light" wrote in message ... I need to add an * to the end of all the numbers in my Bib record column. Any suggestions. I was able to figure out how to add in the front. Had to change a b to B and add *, so it appears *B121212 now I need to had to the end an * so I have *B121212*. Lin -- Lin Light Herrick District Library |
WW that was WAY TOO EASY -- Thank you very much
HAVE A GOOD DAY LIN "ww" wrote: A simple way would be if Column A was your records so A1 is *B121212 insert two new columns B and C. In column B1 put * and copy it down for all your records. Then in Column C for C1 just do =A1&B1 and copy that down for all your records. It'll combine the two columns to give you *B121212* Then you can just delete Columns A and B. "Lin Light" wrote: I need to add an * to the end of all the numbers in my Bib record column. Any suggestions. I was able to figure out how to add in the front. Had to change a b to B and add *, so it appears *B121212 now I need to had to the end an * so I have *B121212*. Lin -- Lin Light Herrick District Library |
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