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Mapping Mulitple Elements to The Same Cell
I have an InfoPath form with multiple text control boxes whose content I
would like to import into the same cell of an Excel spreadsheet. Is there a way to map elements into the same cell so I can import the InfoPath data automatically? |
Mapping Mulitple Elements to The Same Cell
Hi
A cell has one value property, so you cannot import distinct text strings. You could concatenate each of the text strings to produce one long string MyString = TextBox1.Value MyString = MyString & TextBox2.Value etc You can add other text elements too MyString = TextBox1.Value MyString = "/" & MyString & TextBox2.Value to make a meaningful string. regards Paul On Oct 16, 7:20*am, CharlieBrown wrote: I have an InfoPath form with multiple text control boxes whose content I would like to import into the same cell of an Excel spreadsheet. *Is there a way to map elements into the same cell so I can import the InfoPath data automatically? |
Mapping Mulitple Elements to The Same Cell
Paul:
I am not a programmer, but use Excel functions extensively, and now InfoPath. Where would I key the information in your message below? Are those arguments in MS Excel Concatenate function? " wrote: Hi A cell has one value property, so you cannot import distinct text strings. You could concatenate each of the text strings to produce one long string MyString = TextBox1.Value MyString = MyString & TextBox2.Value etc You can add other text elements too MyString = TextBox1.Value MyString = "/" & MyString & TextBox2.Value to make a meaningful string. regards Paul On Oct 16, 7:20 am, CharlieBrown wrote: I have an InfoPath form with multiple text control boxes whose content I would like to import into the same cell of an Excel spreadsheet. Is there a way to map elements into the same cell so I can import the InfoPath data automatically? |
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