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Excel 2007
Concatenate when pasting. Instead of replacing the destination cell when pasting copied data I want Excel to concatenate the copied cell with the destination cell and add the “/”-character in between. Example: A1:1 A2:2 A3:3 B1:4 B2:5 B3:6 If A1:A3 is copied and B1 is selected and the macro is run. I want the result to look like this: B1:1/4 B2:2/5 B3:3/6 If B2 is blank the result in B2 should be “2”, not “/2” The macro should be able to handle large ranges not just one column. Thanks for helping me out :) |
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