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In Excel 2000 I have something like the following:
A B C D Inc/Dec 1 April May YTD Goal 2 $75 $50 $10 $200 decreased I'd like to form a sentence such as Recoveries decreased from May to April. I've tried "="Recoveries " &Text(E2) " from" &Text(B1) "to " &Text(A1) But keep getting "too many arguments". Any suggestions, or is this possible? |
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