Hi,

Using Excel 97.

I'm trying to generate a list of costs of some stock items:
So I have columns:
Dollar_Symbol
Dollar_Amount
Dollar_Cents

eg.
Column A Column B Column C
Dollar_Symbol Dollar_Amount Dollar_Cents
$ 3 47
$ 12 09

etc

Now I want to concatenate these into a string ie. something like this:
A2+B2+"."+C2 (which should $3.47)
A3+B3+"."+C3 (which should $12.09)
but I can't get the formulas to work. I'm sure this is simple, I'll kick
myself later, I promise!

Thanks in advance,
Alain

=A2 & B2 & "." & C2
--
Gary''s Student - gsnu201001

Use: & instead of: +
Micky


"Alain Dekker" wrote:

Hi,

Using Excel 97.

I'm trying to generate a list of costs of some stock items:
So I have columns:
Dollar_Symbol
Dollar_Amount
Dollar_Cents

eg.
Column A Column B Column C
Dollar_Symbol Dollar_Amount Dollar_Cents
$ 3 47
$ 12 09

etc

Now I want to concatenate these into a string ie. something like this:
A2+B2+"."+C2 (which should $3.47)
A3+B3+"."+C3 (which should $12.09)
but I can't get the formulas to work. I'm sure this is simple, I'll kick
myself later, I promise!

Thanks in advance,
Alain


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=A2&B2&"."&C2
or without the need for col A
$3.47

=DOLLAR(B2&"."&C2)

--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"Alain Dekker" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Using Excel 97.

I'm trying to generate a list of costs of some stock items:
So I have columns:
Dollar_Symbol
Dollar_Amount
Dollar_Cents

eg.
Column A Column B Column C
Dollar_Symbol Dollar_Amount Dollar_Cents
$ 3 47
$ 12 09

etc

Now I want to concatenate these into a string ie. something like this:
A2+B2+"."+C2 (which should $3.47)
A3+B3+"."+C3 (which should $12.09)
but I can't get the formulas to work. I'm sure this is simple, I'll kick
myself later, I promise!

Thanks in advance,
Alain

Hi Alain
Try this =(A9&B9&"."&C9)*1
Bonne chance
John
"Alain Dekker" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Using Excel 97.

I'm trying to generate a list of costs of some stock items:
So I have columns:
Dollar_Symbol
Dollar_Amount
Dollar_Cents

eg.
Column A Column B Column C
Dollar_Symbol Dollar_Amount Dollar_Cents
$ 3 47
$ 12 09

etc

Now I want to concatenate these into a string ie. something like this:
A2+B2+"."+C2 (which should $3.47)
A3+B3+"."+C3 (which should $12.09)
but I can't get the formulas to work. I'm sure this is simple, I'll kick
myself later, I promise!

Thanks in advance,
Alain

Although your example involves the $ sign - please take into consideration
that the DOLLAR Function currency symbol depends upon your(!) Language
settings in the Control Panel.
So - if you live in the UK or in France the result of the DOLLAR function
will, eventually, display: £ or: ‚¬
Micky


"Alain Dekker" wrote:

Hi,

Using Excel 97.

I'm trying to generate a list of costs of some stock items:
So I have columns:
Dollar_Symbol
Dollar_Amount
Dollar_Cents

eg.
Column A Column B Column C
Dollar_Symbol Dollar_Amount Dollar_Cents
$ 3 47
$ 12 09

etc

Now I want to concatenate these into a string ie. something like this:
A2+B2+"."+C2 (which should $3.47)
A3+B3+"."+C3 (which should $12.09)
but I can't get the formulas to work. I'm sure this is simple, I'll kick
myself later, I promise!

Thanks in advance,
Alain


.

Thanks for all the answers. Yes, that was what I was looking for, the
ampersand &.

"????? (????) ?????" <micky-a*at*tapuz.co.il wrote in message
...
Although your example involves the $ sign - please take into consideration
that the DOLLAR Function currency symbol depends upon your(!) Language
settings in the Control Panel.
So - if you live in the UK or in France the result of the DOLLAR function
will, eventually, display: £ or: ?
Micky


"Alain Dekker" wrote:

Hi,

Using Excel 97.

I'm trying to generate a list of costs of some stock items:
So I have columns:
Dollar_Symbol
Dollar_Amount
Dollar_Cents

eg.
Column A Column B Column C
Dollar_Symbol Dollar_Amount Dollar_Cents
$ 3 47
$ 12 09

etc

Now I want to concatenate these into a string ie. something like this:
A2+B2+"."+C2 (which should $3.47)
A3+B3+"."+C3 (which should $12.09)
but I can't get the formulas to work. I'm sure this is simple, I'll kick
myself later, I promise!

Thanks in advance,
Alain


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