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I think this should be pretty simple...
I am new to excel and I need some help. I have seen it done before where you
can "relate" 2 cells together, but still keeping them in their own respective cells. My problem is this, I have a column of scores and a coulmn of names. I would like to be able to type in a score and have the name appear next to it automatically by means of some formula. Is this a complicated as I am making it? I have used many functions but still cannot find a remedy to typing in each name by hand. I would like the list to have the capability to grow also, so I could enter more names and scores..I appreciate your time taken to read and respond to this. Thank You a thousand times over. |
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I think this should be pretty simple...
have a look in the help index for LOOKUP and VLOOKUP
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Levi" wrote in message ... I am new to excel and I need some help. I have seen it done before where you can "relate" 2 cells together, but still keeping them in their own respective cells. My problem is this, I have a column of scores and a coulmn of names. I would like to be able to type in a score and have the name appear next to it automatically by means of some formula. Is this a complicated as I am making it? I have used many functions but still cannot find a remedy to typing in each name by hand. I would like the list to have the capability to grow also, so I could enter more names and scores..I appreciate your time taken to read and respond to this. Thank You a thousand times over. |
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I think this should be pretty simple...
Hi Levi
If name is in A1 and number is in B1 Try this in C1: =A1&B1 If you want a space between them use: =A1&" "&B1 HTH Michael "Levi" wrote: I am new to excel and I need some help. I have seen it done before where you can "relate" 2 cells together, but still keeping them in their own respective cells. My problem is this, I have a column of scores and a coulmn of names. I would like to be able to type in a score and have the name appear next to it automatically by means of some formula. Is this a complicated as I am making it? I have used many functions but still cannot find a remedy to typing in each name by hand. I would like the list to have the capability to grow also, so I could enter more names and scores..I appreciate your time taken to read and respond to this. Thank You a thousand times over. |
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