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Formulas in a sentence....
We have been asked to contact you by our client =c6 , regarding your past due
invoice for =c8. What would the formula be? |
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Formulas in a sentence....
try this
="We have been asked to contact you by our client " & C6 & ", regarding your past due invoice for " & C8 -- Gary Keramidas Excel 2003 "krissy" wrote in message ... We have been asked to contact you by our client =c6 , regarding your past due invoice for =c8. What would the formula be? |
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Formulas in a sentence....
You'll probably want to format the amount due:
="We have been asked to contact you by our client "&C6 " regarding your past due invoice for "&TEXT(C8,"#,##0.00") Regards, Fred "Gary Keramidas" <GKeramidasAtMSN.com wrote in message ... try this ="We have been asked to contact you by our client " & C6 & ", regarding your past due invoice for " & C8 -- Gary Keramidas Excel 2003 "krissy" wrote in message ... We have been asked to contact you by our client =c6 , regarding your past due invoice for =c8. What would the formula be? |
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