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one cell entry made up of two lookup results
Hello,
is it possible to get one cell entry, which is actually made up of two independent lookup results? Example: HLOOKUP($V$6,METHODS,43,FALSE) = 80 HLOOKUP($V$6,METHODS,44,FALSE) = 10 The cell entry should show following: 80N/10mm Thank you very much. Norbert |
one cell entry made up of two lookup results
=HLOOKUP($V$6,METHODS,43,FALSE)&"N/"&HLOOKUP($V$6,METHODS,44,FALSE)&"mm"
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Orion" wrote in message ... Hello, is it possible to get one cell entry, which is actually made up of two independent lookup results? Example: HLOOKUP($V$6,METHODS,43,FALSE) = 80 HLOOKUP($V$6,METHODS,44,FALSE) = 10 The cell entry should show following: 80N/10mm Thank you very much. Norbert |
one cell entry made up of two lookup results
Thanks Bob,
it works. I remember now, that I've seen that before.....long, long time ago. Now I make a note of it. Regards, Norbert On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 10:53:52 -0000, "Bob Phillips" wrote: =HLOOKUP($V$6,METHODS,43,FALSE)&"N/"&HLOOKUP($V$6,METHODS,44,FALSE)&"mm" |
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