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I've got data that always appears in the two cell immediately to the right of
a cell that contains "Case:" that I'd like to select. In other words if "Case:" appears in C33, then the two cells I want to select are in D33 and E33. The trouble is the row isn't always the same from time to time (the sheet is as a result of imported text). I can do a find to locate the cell with "Case:" but then what do I do? This seems like it should be so simple but I'm coming up blank. Once I select the contents of those two cells, I'd like to combine the contents of the two cells into a third cell. In other words if the contents of the cell in D33 is "211" and the contents of the cell in E33 is "FEG" I'd like to combine them into a third cell (say G4) which would have the value of "211FEG" therefore. Again, it doesn't seem like it should be that difficult but I'm struggling. Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! |
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