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I would like the cell to perform a calculation and then display the answer as
will as a heading. In other words the answer and the heading will appear in the same cell. |
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Perhaps you mean something like ="Heading Name: "&A1+B1
******************* ~Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Jeracho" wrote in message ... I would like the cell to perform a calculation and then display the answer as will as a heading. In other words the answer and the heading will appear in the same cell. |
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You can concatenate text (the heading) and numbers, i.e.,
="Yesterday's date was "&text(today()-1,"Mmmm dd, yyyy") Just make your calculation the first argument to the TEXT() function "Jeracho" wrote: I would like the cell to perform a calculation and then display the answer as will as a heading. In other words the answer and the heading will appear in the same cell. |
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