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If you want a space, ="PH"&" "&A1 may be better than ="PH "&A1, but if you
want a colon as originally requested, try ="PH:"&A1 -- David Biddulph "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, let's assume your data is in column A, then in another column enter ="PH"&A1 copy formula down, if you want an space between PH and the data use ="PH"&" "&A1 "Leigh" wrote: I have an excel document that I am trying to add the letters "PH:" in front of already existing data (phone #'s) to help create a directory of sorts... Need to know if theres a way add this at the beginning of data in multiple cells all at once? Any help is appreciated... |
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