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How do I create an excel macro to append data to a cell with existing data?

example
one row has rs1006 and I want it to read rs1006.jpg

there are 5000 records in each one of my sheets is why I am looking for a
macro.
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Zola: You can prolly do this, much more quickly: insert a column and type
the following formula (change A1 to the cell in which your first product
number resides):
=a1&".jpg"
Copy it down using the Fill Handle:
http://www.officearticles.com/excel/...soft_excel.htm
Leaving all the cells selected, hit Copy, then immediately hit Edit--Paste
special--Values.
Delete the original column.
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How do I create an excel macro to append data to a cell with existing
data?

example
one row has rs1006 and I want it to read rs1006.jpg

there are 5000 records in each one of my sheets is why I am looking for a
macro.



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If i'm reading you right you can just use the CONCATENATE() function and drag
down, you don't need a macro.

If A1 had the value 'John' and A2 had the value 'Smith':

=CONCATENATE(A1," ",A2) will output "John Smith"


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"zola_tiara" wrote:

How do I create an excel macro to append data to a cell with existing data?

example
one row has rs1006 and I want it to read rs1006.jpg

there are 5000 records in each one of my sheets is why I am looking for a
macro.

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Thank you so much, this just shows there is so much more for me to learn
about Excel.

Thanks again, what a help.

Zola

"Anne Troy" wrote:

Zola: You can prolly do this, much more quickly: insert a column and type
the following formula (change A1 to the cell in which your first product
number resides):
=a1&".jpg"
Copy it down using the Fill Handle:
http://www.officearticles.com/excel/...soft_excel.htm
Leaving all the cells selected, hit Copy, then immediately hit Edit--Paste
special--Values.
Delete the original column.
************
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com


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How do I create an excel macro to append data to a cell with existing
data?

example
one row has rs1006 and I want it to read rs1006.jpg

there are 5000 records in each one of my sheets is why I am looking for a
macro.




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Thanks for the quick response and the valuable help. This will definately
make it much easier on me in manipulating these records.

zola

"David Billigmeier" wrote:

If i'm reading you right you can just use the CONCATENATE() function and drag
down, you don't need a macro.

If A1 had the value 'John' and A2 had the value 'Smith':

=CONCATENATE(A1," ",A2) will output "John Smith"


--
Regards,
Dave
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How do I create an excel macro to append data to a cell with existing data?

example
one row has rs1006 and I want it to read rs1006.jpg

there are 5000 records in each one of my sheets is why I am looking for a
macro.

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