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concatenate
=Concatenate(",A2,"",C2,"",E2,")
a2 c2 e2 f2 2378 7011 011 =Concatenate(",A2,"",C2,"",E2,") I am trying to tie together fields that are formatted as general. I am using the above concatenate formula but keep just seeing the actual formula and not the numbers that I want to see. What am I forgetting or putting in wrong??? Thanks, Barb |
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=Concatenate(A2,"",C2,"",E2)
or more simply: =Concatenate(A2,C2,E2) or even =A2&C2&E2 But it doesn't look like E2 is formatted as General--or did you type '011 (with the leading apostrophe)? You may want something like: =text(a2,"0000")&text(c2,"0000")&text(e2,"000") babs wrote: =Concatenate(",A2,"",C2,"",E2,") a2 c2 e2 f2 2378 7011 011 =Concatenate(",A2,"",C2,"",E2,") I am trying to tie together fields that are formatted as general. I am using the above concatenate formula but keep just seeing the actual formula and not the numbers that I want to see. What am I forgetting or putting in wrong??? Thanks, Barb -- Dave Peterson |
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thanks for the input. It worked for the first one F2 but then when I use the
fill handle to copy down. It appears that the formula changes to where it is copied to - relative- which is what I want put the actual result of the forumula matches exactly what is in F2 not what is should in the corresponding cells???? can't figure this out?? Thanks again, Barb "Dave Peterson" wrote: =Concatenate(A2,"",C2,"",E2) or more simply: =Concatenate(A2,C2,E2) or even =A2&C2&E2 But it doesn't look like E2 is formatted as General--or did you type '011 (with the leading apostrophe)? You may want something like: =text(a2,"0000")&text(c2,"0000")&text(e2,"000") babs wrote: =Concatenate(",A2,"",C2,"",E2,") a2 c2 e2 f2 2378 7011 011 =Concatenate(",A2,"",C2,"",E2,") I am trying to tie together fields that are formatted as general. I am using the above concatenate formula but keep just seeing the actual formula and not the numbers that I want to see. What am I forgetting or putting in wrong??? Thanks, Barb -- Dave Peterson |
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Make sure you have excel in autocalculate mode.
Tools|Options|Calculation tab (in xl2003) babs wrote: thanks for the input. It worked for the first one F2 but then when I use the fill handle to copy down. It appears that the formula changes to where it is copied to - relative- which is what I want put the actual result of the forumula matches exactly what is in F2 not what is should in the corresponding cells???? can't figure this out?? Thanks again, Barb "Dave Peterson" wrote: =Concatenate(A2,"",C2,"",E2) or more simply: =Concatenate(A2,C2,E2) or even =A2&C2&E2 But it doesn't look like E2 is formatted as General--or did you type '011 (with the leading apostrophe)? You may want something like: =text(a2,"0000")&text(c2,"0000")&text(e2,"000") babs wrote: =Concatenate(",A2,"",C2,"",E2,") a2 c2 e2 f2 2378 7011 011 =Concatenate(",A2,"",C2,"",E2,") I am trying to tie together fields that are formatted as general. I am using the above concatenate formula but keep just seeing the actual formula and not the numbers that I want to see. What am I forgetting or putting in wrong??? Thanks, Barb -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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Hi Barb,
Make sure the cell is not formatted as Text (see under Format|Cells) - use the General or another suitable format instead. Cheers -- macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] ------------------------- "babs" wrote in message ... =Concatenate(",A2,"",C2,"",E2,") a2 c2 e2 f2 2378 7011 011 =Concatenate(",A2,"",C2,"",E2,") I am trying to tie together fields that are formatted as general. I am using the above concatenate formula but keep just seeing the actual formula and not the numbers that I want to see. What am I forgetting or putting in wrong??? Thanks, Barb |
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Do you want the output to look like 23787011011, or 2378 7011 011?
If it were me doing this, I would format as General and the formula would be : =a2&c2&e2 (for no spaces inbetween) =a2&" "&c2&" "&e2 (for the spaces inbetween). "babs" wrote: =Concatenate(",A2,"",C2,"",E2,") a2 c2 e2 f2 2378 7011 011 =Concatenate(",A2,"",C2,"",E2,") I am trying to tie together fields that are formatted as general. I am using the above concatenate formula but keep just seeing the actual formula and not the numbers that I want to see. What am I forgetting or putting in wrong??? Thanks, Barb |
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