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I import text data into rows and use formulas to join the
contents of multiple cells into a new cell on another worksheet. Once the text has been joined and formated (=proper, etc) in the new cell, I want to be able to edit the combined text. Since the new combined cell references the source cell, I need to know how to edit/append text in the new cell. Is this possible? Is there a "post" function that will post the combined cell's content and permit me to edit it? |
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two choices: either copy the cell(s) and PasteSpecial Values back into the cell(s). Then edit the text. Or use "&" to concatenate additional text onto the formulas in the cell(s) Regards Trevor "Patrick" wrote in message ... I import text data into rows and use formulas to join the contents of multiple cells into a new cell on another worksheet. Once the text has been joined and formated (=proper, etc) in the new cell, I want to be able to edit the combined text. Since the new combined cell references the source cell, I need to know how to edit/append text in the new cell. Is this possible? Is there a "post" function that will post the combined cell's content and permit me to edit it? |
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