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Ann from uniondale

How do I add "@" into a field without making it concatenate?
 
I have a column of user names, to which I need to add "@xxx" to each name. I
tried adding a new column & putting in the "@xxx" with the thought that I
could then put the 2 columns together. However, the @ symbol is recognized
as concatenate within excel & it will not allow me to do that. Any ideas?

Bob I

How do I add "@" into a field without making it concatenate?
 
"&" is concatenate

Ann from uniondale wrote:

I have a column of user names, to which I need to add "@xxx" to each name. I
tried adding a new column & putting in the "@xxx" with the thought that I
could then put the 2 columns together. However, the @ symbol is recognized
as concatenate within excel & it will not allow me to do that. Any ideas?



Gaurav[_3_]

How do I add "@" into a field without making it concatenate?
 
Assuming your data is in column A starting A1, enter the following in B1

=A1&"@xxx"

Drag it down as far as needed.


"Ann from uniondale" <Ann from wrote in
message ...
I have a column of user names, to which I need to add "@xxx" to each name.
I
tried adding a new column & putting in the "@xxx" with the thought that I
could then put the 2 columns together. However, the @ symbol is
recognized
as concatenate within excel & it will not allow me to do that. Any ideas?





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