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The comparison was intended to show both approaches produced the same
result. I was just adding some other techniques to deal with building strings. So no one can lose. <g -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Frank Kabel" wrote in message ... Tom Ogilvy wrote: or for comparison: ? "=RC[-1]&""/""" & "&RC[" & i & "]" =RC[-1]&"/"&RC[10] ? "=RC[-1]" & chr(38) & chr(34) & "/" & chr (34) & chr(38) & "RC[" & i & "]" =RC[-1]&"/"&RC[10] Hi Tom I lost the comparison :-) best regards Frank |
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