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Adding something to a column
I need to add Sterling Silver to the front of every item in a column.
Is this possible to do through a function, or do I need to do it manually? Here's an example of what I need: They look like this now a b c I need them to look like this sterling silver a sterling silver b sterling silver c Any help will be greatly appreciated |
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Adding something to a column
This formula should do it:
="sterling silver " & A1 Where A1 is the first cell with data... "August" wrote: I need to add Sterling Silver to the front of every item in a column. Is this possible to do through a function, or do I need to do it manually? Here's an example of what I need: They look like this now a b c I need them to look like this sterling silver a sterling silver b sterling silver c Any help will be greatly appreciated |
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I hate to ask this, but I'm a complete Excel noob and I honestly don't
know. Where do I put that formula in order to make it work? Sorry for asking such basic questions, but if I could get this to work it would save me a lot of time. Thanks for your help. |
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Adding something to a column
Assume your data is in column A:A, say in A2:A10.
Go to another empty column, say column E:E. In E2 type: ="sterling silver"&A2 Edit/Copy the cell E2. Select E2:E10 and Edit/Paste. Now E2:E10 contain your new data. You can either leave it there or replace column A:A. To do so: Select E2:E10. Edit/Copy Select A2 Edit/Paste Special... Check the Values radio button. Click OK. Now your A2:A10 contain the modified data. Does this help? Kostis Vezerides August wrote: I hate to ask this, but I'm a complete Excel noob and I honestly don't know. Where do I put that formula in order to make it work? Sorry for asking such basic questions, but if I could get this to work it would save me a lot of time. Thanks for your help. |
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Adding something to a column
Let's say: a in A1, b in A2, c in A3
Your formula in B1 ="sterling siver "&A1 copy from B1 down to B3 "August" wrote: I need to add Sterling Silver to the front of every item in a column. Is this possible to do through a function, or do I need to do it manually? Here's an example of what I need: They look like this now a b c I need them to look like this sterling silver a sterling silver b sterling silver c Any help will be greatly appreciated |
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Adding something to a column
Thank you so much for explaining that for me. It worked perfectly!
vezerid wrote: Assume your data is in column A:A, say in A2:A10. Go to another empty column, say column E:E. In E2 type: ="sterling silver"&A2 Edit/Copy the cell E2. Select E2:E10 and Edit/Paste. Now E2:E10 contain your new data. You can either leave it there or replace column A:A. To do so: Select E2:E10. Edit/Copy Select A2 Edit/Paste Special... Check the Values radio button. Click OK. Now your A2:A10 contain the modified data. Does this help? Kostis Vezerides August wrote: I hate to ask this, but I'm a complete Excel noob and I honestly don't know. Where do I put that formula in order to make it work? Sorry for asking such basic questions, but if I could get this to work it would save me a lot of time. Thanks for your help. |
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