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Wake up, BEEJAY;
All those years that mother told me I was the brightest light in the chandelier ...... Too bad she didn't tell me, I was the only light ............ Changed: "0" to " ". Seems to solve problem # 1 Still would appreciate help on # 2. "BEEJAY" wrote: Columns D and E could be either text or numeric. The following seems to work: =LEFT(TEXT(D1,"0")&REPT(" ",10),10)&LEFT(TEXT(E1,"0")&REPT(" ",6),6)&C1 Except: 1 A blank cell returns a Zero - Not wanted - Should return a Blank 2: 3 blank cells returns #Value - Also not wanted - Also should return a Blank Is there a modification to the above, that would accomplish this? Thanks "Bob Phillips" wrote: It worked for me, so what is in D23 and E23? BTW, shouldn't it be =RIGHT(REPT(" ",10)&D23,10)&RIGHT(REPT(" ",6)&E23,6) -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "BEEJAY" wrote in message ... Excel 2003: SP2 Greetings: Gleaned info from this ng, but having trouble making it work. Data in C: Description Column Data in D: Unit of Measure Column: Fixed width of 10 required Data in E: QTY Column: Fixed width of 6 required Concatenated result should be: D & E & C =LEFT(D23&REPT(" ",10),10) 'This work great. =LEFT(D23&REPT(" ",10),10) & LEFT(E23&REPT(" ",6),6) This returns as "Value" Then I still also need to "add" column C. Help, please |
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