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Merging part of one field with another field
I'm trying to merge part of one field with another field.
What I have is 3 columns. Column A = First Name, Column B = Last Name, Column C = Shortname. Example. Column A = Jason, Column B = Ritthaler, Column C = JRitthaler. I'm taking the first letter of column b, and combining it with Column C. Is there a way to program this so it will automatically populate column C? |
Merging part of one field with another field
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.. I'm taking the first letter of column A, and all of column B and combining them into Column C -----Original Message----- I'm trying to merge part of one field with another field. What I have is 3 columns. Column A = First Name, Column B = Last Name, Column C = Shortname. Example. Column A = Jason, Column B = Ritthaler, Column C = JRitthaler. I'm taking the first letter of column b, and combining it with Column C. Is there a way to program this so it will automatically populate column C? . |
Merging part of one field with another field
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in C1 enter =LEFT(A1,1)&B1 -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Jason Ritthaler wrote: I'm trying to merge part of one field with another field. What I have is 3 columns. Column A = First Name, Column B = Last Name, Column C = Shortname. Example. Column A = Jason, Column B = Ritthaler, Column C = JRitthaler. I'm taking the first letter of column b, and combining it with Column C. Is there a way to program this so it will automatically populate column C? |
Merging part of one field with another field
Hi Jason,
How about a spreadsheet formula like: IF(AND(LEN(A1)0,LEN(B1)0),LEFT(A1,1)&B1,"") Just copy it down for more cells than you are ever likely to have and you will see the merged name appearing as soon as you enter data in cols A and B. |
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