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No VBA is needed for that. Assuming data is A2:C2, put in
D2: ="quantity#" & A2 & "label1#" & B2 & "stlye#" & C2 Copy to other rows as needed. Hth, Merjet |
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Thx but i will be dealing with a huge number of rows. so i will not be able
to do it for each row. that is why i thought that looping will be better. "merjet" wrote: No VBA is needed for that. Assuming data is A2:C2, put in D2: ="quantity#" & A2 & "label1#" & B2 & "stlye#" & C2 Copy to other rows as needed. Hth, Merjet |
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