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Hi,
I've tried to search all the posts to see if anyone has run across this before but couldn't find one. So here goes my question :-) I'd like to be able to append some additional string (let's say "Hello ") to the contents of a range of cells, regardless of what they were. For EX, if a cell was "Linda", now it is "Hello Linda" etc. What I've done in the past is to put a formular in the next cell (let's say B1) that says ="Hello " & A1. That works but it's becoming quite time consuming after a while. I'd like to use just the "Replace" function and replace whatever in those cells with "Hello " & Whatever. I tried to replace * with Hello* but that didn't work. Excel ended up replacing all my cells with Hello* (the asterisk, literally). Please help! Thanks! |
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