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A1 = 1234
A2 = 5 B1 = project 1 B2 = project 2 If I do this in C1 =concatentate(A1," ",B1) I get 1234 project1 for C1. That's fine but doing the same thing for row 2 gets me 5 project 2 I need a way to do this (without a macro because I'm totally helpless when it comes to macros) so that Column C lines up everything in Column A AND everything in column B so the data is in 1 cell and the "p" in project lines up vertically no matter how many characters are in the number in Column A. The data HAS TO be in a single cell - no merging cells and changing border colors to make it appear that way. I think I need something in my concatenate that assigns a set number of spaces to the data in Column A and concatenates Column B data starting in the same position every time. But how? |
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