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Multiple cells reference
Let's suppose the following facts:
I have two cells, each one containing one number. I want to make a refference of the two values that I need to view in a third cell, separated by commas or ";" or anything else. So, if two cells have the "44" and "55" vallues, can I have a third cell that will contain the following value: "44,55" or "44;55" or "44 55"? Please help me if there's any chance. Thanks. |
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Multiple cells reference
If 44 was in A1 and 55 was in B1 you could use:
=A1&","&B1 and it will give you 44,55 (Just change what is between the quotation marks of you want a semi colon or a space instead of the comma.) "Elis" wrote: Let's suppose the following facts: I have two cells, each one containing one number. I want to make a refference of the two values that I need to view in a third cell, separated by commas or ";" or anything else. So, if two cells have the "44" and "55" vallues, can I have a third cell that will contain the following value: "44,55" or "44;55" or "44 55"? Please help me if there's any chance. Thanks. |
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=A1&","&B1
=A1&";"&B1 =A1&" "&B1 -- David Biddulph "Elis" wrote in message ... Let's suppose the following facts: I have two cells, each one containing one number. I want to make a refference of the two values that I need to view in a third cell, separated by commas or ";" or anything else. So, if two cells have the "44" and "55" vallues, can I have a third cell that will contain the following value: "44,55" or "44;55" or "44 55"? Please help me if there's any chance. Thanks. |
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Multiple cells reference
thank you!
now, is it possible for a range of cells? (A2 to A20) "tim m" wrote: If 44 was in A1 and 55 was in B1 you could use: =A1&","&B1 and it will give you 44,55 (Just change what is between the quotation marks of you want a semi colon or a space instead of the comma.) "Elis" wrote: Let's suppose the following facts: I have two cells, each one containing one number. I want to make a refference of the two values that I need to view in a third cell, separated by commas or ";" or anything else. So, if two cells have the "44" and "55" vallues, can I have a third cell that will contain the following value: "44,55" or "44;55" or "44 55"? Please help me if there's any chance. Thanks. |
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Multiple cells reference
Drag the Fill Handle from C1 to C20
"Elis" wrote: thank you! now, is it possible for a range of cells? (A2 to A20) "tim m" wrote: If 44 was in A1 and 55 was in B1 you could use: =A1&","&B1 and it will give you 44,55 (Just change what is between the quotation marks of you want a semi colon or a space instead of the comma.) "Elis" wrote: Let's suppose the following facts: I have two cells, each one containing one number. I want to make a refference of the two values that I need to view in a third cell, separated by commas or ";" or anything else. So, if two cells have the "44" and "55" vallues, can I have a third cell that will contain the following value: "44,55" or "44;55" or "44 55"? Please help me if there's any chance. Thanks. |
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Yes.
-- David Biddulph "Elis" wrote in message ... thank you! now, is it possible for a range of cells? (A2 to A20) "tim m" wrote: If 44 was in A1 and 55 was in B1 you could use: =A1&","&B1 and it will give you 44,55 (Just change what is between the quotation marks of you want a semi colon or a space instead of the comma.) "Elis" wrote: Let's suppose the following facts: I have two cells, each one containing one number. I want to make a refference of the two values that I need to view in a third cell, separated by commas or ";" or anything else. So, if two cells have the "44" and "55" vallues, can I have a third cell that will contain the following value: "44,55" or "44;55" or "44 55"? Please help me if there's any chance. Thanks. |
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Not that... I meant to list the values from multiple cells in a single cell.
Something like =A1&","&A2&","&A3&","&A4&","&A5&","&A6& etc but for a looooong list of values. So, is there a short mode? "Teethless mama" wrote: Drag the Fill Handle from C1 to C20 "Elis" wrote: thank you! now, is it possible for a range of cells? (A2 to A20) "tim m" wrote: If 44 was in A1 and 55 was in B1 you could use: =A1&","&B1 and it will give you 44,55 (Just change what is between the quotation marks of you want a semi colon or a space instead of the comma.) "Elis" wrote: Let's suppose the following facts: I have two cells, each one containing one number. I want to make a refference of the two values that I need to view in a third cell, separated by commas or ";" or anything else. So, if two cells have the "44" and "55" vallues, can I have a third cell that will contain the following value: "44,55" or "44;55" or "44 55"? Please help me if there's any chance. Thanks. |
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Elis
No shorthand method without some VBA. Function ConCatRange(CellBlock As Range) As String Dim cell As Range Dim sbuf As String For Each cell In CellBlock If Len(cell.text) 0 Then sbuf = sbuf & cell.text & "," 'change the comma(",") to your choice of separator Next ConCatRange = Left(sbuf, Len(sbuf) - 1) End Function Usage is: =ConCatRange(A1:A20) If not familiar with VBA and macros, see David McRitchie's site for more on "getting started". http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/getstarted.htm In the meantime.......... To create a General Module, hit ALT + F11 to open the Visual Basic Editor. Hit CRTL + R to open Project Explorer. Find your workbook/project and select it. Right-click and InsertModule. Paste the code in there. Save the workbook and hit ALT + Q to return to Excel window. Enter the formula in a helper cell as explained above. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 2 Apr 2007 11:16:03 -0700, Elis wrote: Not that... I meant to list the values from multiple cells in a single cell. Something like =A1&","&A2&","&A3&","&A4&","&A5&","&A6& etc but for a looooong list of values. So, is there a short mode? "Teethless mama" wrote: Drag the Fill Handle from C1 to C20 "Elis" wrote: thank you! now, is it possible for a range of cells? (A2 to A20) "tim m" wrote: If 44 was in A1 and 55 was in B1 you could use: =A1&","&B1 and it will give you 44,55 (Just change what is between the quotation marks of you want a semi colon or a space instead of the comma.) "Elis" wrote: Let's suppose the following facts: I have two cells, each one containing one number. I want to make a refference of the two values that I need to view in a third cell, separated by commas or ";" or anything else. So, if two cells have the "44" and "55" vallues, can I have a third cell that will contain the following value: "44,55" or "44;55" or "44 55"? Please help me if there's any chance. Thanks. |
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