Listing Text From Separate Cells into One Cell
 

Dear all,

A workbook is forwarded to myself every month containing membership details
for a club of which I am the secretary.

In column A is a list of the e-mail addresses of the members, i.e. cells A1,
A2, A3, A4...

In order to copy the text into another programme I wish to list all of the
addresses within one Excel cell. Is there a formula that I can use to do
this?

Any help would be much welcomed.


Yours in appreciation,

Neil

Listing Text From Separate Cells into One Cell
 

Very easy with a "helper" column.

In B1 enter:
=A1
In B2 enter:
=B1 & CHAR(10) & A2 and copy down

Format the last cell in column B with wrap on
--
Gary''s Student - gsnu200804


"Neil Pearce" wrote:

Dear all,

A workbook is forwarded to myself every month containing membership details
for a club of which I am the secretary.

In column A is a list of the e-mail addresses of the members, i.e. cells A1,
A2, A3, A4...

In order to copy the text into another programme I wish to list all of the
addresses within one Excel cell. Is there a formula that I can use to do
this?

Any help would be much welcomed.


Yours in appreciation,

Neil

Listing Text From Separate Cells into One Cell
 

Hi Neil,

You can do a couple of things. Text to Date or use the concatenate formula.

=CONCATENATE(O12," ",P12," ", Q12)

O12 Jim
P12 Gates
Q12

Jim Gates

I wanted spaces in between the First, Last and email components that is the
reason for the "[space]" quotations. Before exporting your date to your
external source you will need to highlight, copy and paste special values.
Good luck!


"Neil Pearce" wrote:

Dear all,

A workbook is forwarded to myself every month containing membership details
for a club of which I am the secretary.

In column A is a list of the e-mail addresses of the members, i.e. cells A1,
A2, A3, A4...

In order to copy the text into another programme I wish to list all of the
addresses within one Excel cell. Is there a formula that I can use to do
this?

Any help would be much welcomed.


Yours in appreciation,

Neil