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I use the following
In e1 i have the following: a1&b1&c1 a1 = 01 b1 = 1001 c1 = 05 In f1 I would like to use something like =e1+1, but only have 1 added to the b1 number. Is this possible? |
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one way:
=A1 & B1+1 & C1 In article , Jim wrote: I use the following In e1 i have the following: a1&b1&c1 a1 = 01 b1 = 1001 c1 = 05 In f1 I would like to use something like =e1+1, but only have 1 added to the b1 number. |
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Hi!
=A1 & B1+1 & C1 Biff -----Original Message----- I use the following In e1 i have the following: a1&b1&c1 a1 = 01 b1 = 1001 c1 = 05 In f1 I would like to use something like =e1+1, but only have 1 added to the b1 number. Is this possible? . |
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Or even:
=A1&text(b1+1,"0000")&c1 Jim wrote: I use the following In e1 i have the following: a1&b1&c1 a1 = 01 b1 = 1001 c1 = 05 In f1 I would like to use something like =e1+1, but only have 1 added to the b1 number. Is this possible? -- Dave Peterson |
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