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I want to concatenate two words from two different columns but I want the
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If the first word is in A1, second in A2 then use:-
=CONCATENATE(UPPER(A1),A2) Hope this helps. Andy "nculbert" wrote: I want to concatenate two words from two different columns but I want the first word in Bold, the second word not in bold. Is there a way to do this in Excel? |
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Andy Bailey has probably given you as good a solution as you're going to get
without resorting to VBA. "nculbert" wrote: I want to concatenate two words from two different columns but I want the first word in Bold, the second word not in bold. Is there a way to do this in Excel? |
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On 2/22/2010 8:09 AM, Andy Bailey wrote:
If the first word is in A1, second in A2 then use:- =CONCATENATE(UPPER(A1),A2) Hope this helps. Andy "nculbert" wrote: I want to concatenate two words from two different columns but I want the first word in Bold, the second word not in bold. Is there a way to do this in Excel? That gets you upper case, which should stand out pretty well in appearance. Good suggestion, Andy! Bill |
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