Hi Mirandolle,

You dont need to use macro for your problem,assuming your data is in column
"A" what you can do is just tag the adjacent colum "B" :

\en
\fr
Blank

and copy the tag till the last row of colum A

In colum "C" use the concencate formula and that will give you your data.

then just copy and past special values Colum C to colum A and yr data is
ready.

To add one more row can be done by adding number is adjesent row and then
sorting and then again updating the sequence number bt adding a text with a
multiple of 3

for example 3A,6A,7A

"Mirandolle" wrote:

Hello,

I understand nothing to macro but I am sure that a macro can resolve my
problem.

I have the following columns, for example (it is for a dictionary database):

House
Maison
[empty line]
Car
Voiture
[empty line]
Dog
Chien
[empty line]
etc.....

The first word is always in English and the second is always french.
There is only 1 column but many lines. I would like to add "\en" in
front of each English word, and "\fr" in front of each French word (in
the same cell - I do not want to add a colum)... as a result I should get :

\en House
\fr Maison

\en Car
\fr Voiture

\en Dog
\fr Chien

etc.....

Could someone give me a macro for that ?

hum.. if I do not abuse :-/ ... which macro would do this (if I want to
add another line:)


\en House
\nnoun
\fr Maison

\en Car
\noun
\fr Voiture

\en Dog
\noun
\fr Chien

etc...

A big THANKS! for any help! :-)

Miradonlle