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Help, Please
I want to merge three fields into one name field. Ex: Column A is prefix,
column B is first name and Column C is last name. I can use the formula fine, but it doesn't add the spaces, it all runs together. Does anyone know a solution for this? |
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Try
=A1&" "&B1&" "&C1 and drag it down, Regards, Alan. "Jennifer" wrote in message ... I want to merge three fields into one name field. Ex: Column A is prefix, column B is first name and Column C is last name. I can use the formula fine, but it doesn't add the spaces, it all runs together. Does anyone know a solution for this? |
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Hi Jennifer,
try this formula =(A2&" "&B2&" "&C2) Hope this will do "Jennifer" wrote: I want to merge three fields into one name field. Ex: Column A is prefix, column B is first name and Column C is last name. I can use the formula fine, but it doesn't add the spaces, it all runs together. Does anyone know a solution for this? |
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=a1&" "&b1&" "&c1
This will put a space between each column "Jennifer" wrote: I want to merge three fields into one name field. Ex: Column A is prefix, column B is first name and Column C is last name. I can use the formula fine, but it doesn't add the spaces, it all runs together. Does anyone know a solution for this? |
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Thanks to everyone for their help!! This worked.
"Joey" wrote: =a1&" "&b1&" "&c1 This will put a space between each column "Jennifer" wrote: I want to merge three fields into one name field. Ex: Column A is prefix, column B is first name and Column C is last name. I can use the formula fine, but it doesn't add the spaces, it all runs together. Does anyone know a solution for this? |
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