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Using concatenate to create a multiline with references to cells
I would like to have in 1 (!) cell several values on multiple lines. Th
problem is that the values are actually references to other cells, fo example: A1="a" A2="b" then A3 should be a 2 line cell, which on the first line a reference i made to A1 and on the second line a reference to A2. I was thinking t solve this using the function concatenate, using char(10) to create th multiline: A3 = concatenate(A1; char(10); A2) However this does NOT work: the references values are only separated b a box-sign, indicating a nonpritable character. Does anyone know how t fix this (the references should stay dynamical!). Thanks, Jurry -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Using concatenate to create a multiline with references to cells
Make sure that Wrap Text is turned on for that cell.
-- Regards, Juan Pablo González "Jurry " wrote in message ... I would like to have in 1 (!) cell several values on multiple lines. The problem is that the values are actually references to other cells, for example: A1="a" A2="b" then A3 should be a 2 line cell, which on the first line a reference is made to A1 and on the second line a reference to A2. I was thinking to solve this using the function concatenate, using char(10) to create the multiline: A3 = concatenate(A1; char(10); A2) However this does NOT work: the references values are only separated by a box-sign, indicating a nonpritable character. Does anyone know how to fix this (the references should stay dynamical!). Thanks, Jurry. --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
Using concatenate to create a multiline with references to cells
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goto 'format - Cells - Alignment' and check 'wrap text' for this cell You may also use the formula =A1 & CHAR(10) & A2 -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Jurry " schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I would like to have in 1 (!) cell several values on multiple lines. The problem is that the values are actually references to other cells, for example: A1="a" A2="b" then A3 should be a 2 line cell, which on the first line a reference is made to A1 and on the second line a reference to A2. I was thinking to solve this using the function concatenate, using char(10) to create the multiline: A3 = concatenate(A1; char(10); A2) However this does NOT work: the references values are only separated by a box-sign, indicating a nonpritable character. Does anyone know how to fix this (the references should stay dynamical!). Thanks, Jurry. --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
Using concatenate to create a multiline with references to cells
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