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Convert number to ph # for mail merge (updated)
I am doing a mail merge and one of the fields is a phone number. I format it
in excel to look like a phone number but when I merge it just comes over as seven numbers - no parens, no dash, etc. Ideally I'd like to still enter it as a straight number, as I am now, but have another field that could "translate" it into the following format: (xxx) xxx-xxxx. Thanks! |
Convert number to ph # for mail merge (updated)
=TEXT(A2,"(000) 000-0000")
-- David Biddulph "smartgal" wrote in message ... I am doing a mail merge and one of the fields is a phone number. I format it in excel to look like a phone number but when I merge it just comes over as seven numbers - no parens, no dash, etc. Ideally I'd like to still enter it as a straight number, as I am now, but have another field that could "translate" it into the following format: (xxx) xxx-xxxx. Thanks! |
Convert number to ph # for mail merge (updated)
Perfect!!! Thank you!
"David Biddulph" wrote: =TEXT(A2,"(000) 000-0000") -- David Biddulph "smartgal" wrote in message ... I am doing a mail merge and one of the fields is a phone number. I format it in excel to look like a phone number but when I merge it just comes over as seven numbers - no parens, no dash, etc. Ideally I'd like to still enter it as a straight number, as I am now, but have another field that could "translate" it into the following format: (xxx) xxx-xxxx. Thanks! |
Convert number to ph # for mail merge (updated)
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so that others (who are trying to answer) know it has been answered and those who are looking for answers can find a solution. -- Always provide your feedback so that others know whether the solution worked or problem still persists ... "smartgal" wrote: Perfect!!! Thank you! "David Biddulph" wrote: =TEXT(A2,"(000) 000-0000") -- David Biddulph "smartgal" wrote in message ... I am doing a mail merge and one of the fields is a phone number. I format it in excel to look like a phone number but when I merge it just comes over as seven numbers - no parens, no dash, etc. Ideally I'd like to still enter it as a straight number, as I am now, but have another field that could "translate" it into the following format: (xxx) xxx-xxxx. Thanks! |
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