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CONCATENATE CRAZY!
HELP!! Okay, so I'm not an expert in Excel, please bear with me... I have a
very simple worksheet where column D1 is labeled Town, column E1 is labeled ST and column F is labeled, you guessed it, ZIP. All I want to do is combine the data in those cells and subsequent data in rows 2 - 671 into one column. Does anyone know of an easy way to accomplish this? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. -- lala |
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CONCATENATE CRAZY!
Try this:
D2 = Pittsburgh E2 = PA F2 = 15222 =D2&" "&E2&" "&F2 Returns: Pittsburgh PA 15222 =D2&", "&E2&", "&F2 Returns: Pittsburgh, PA, 15222 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "lalab8" wrote in message ... HELP!! Okay, so I'm not an expert in Excel, please bear with me... I have a very simple worksheet where column D1 is labeled Town, column E1 is labeled ST and column F is labeled, you guessed it, ZIP. All I want to do is combine the data in those cells and subsequent data in rows 2 - 671 into one column. Does anyone know of an easy way to accomplish this? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. -- lala |
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CONCATENATE CRAZY!
Thanks a lot. That worked and was very easy.
-- lala "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: D2 = Pittsburgh E2 = PA F2 = 15222 =D2&" "&E2&" "&F2 Returns: Pittsburgh PA 15222 =D2&", "&E2&", "&F2 Returns: Pittsburgh, PA, 15222 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "lalab8" wrote in message ... HELP!! Okay, so I'm not an expert in Excel, please bear with me... I have a very simple worksheet where column D1 is labeled Town, column E1 is labeled ST and column F is labeled, you guessed it, ZIP. All I want to do is combine the data in those cells and subsequent data in rows 2 - 671 into one column. Does anyone know of an easy way to accomplish this? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. -- lala |
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CONCATENATE CRAZY!
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "lalab8" wrote in message ... Thanks a lot. That worked and was very easy. -- lala "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: D2 = Pittsburgh E2 = PA F2 = 15222 =D2&" "&E2&" "&F2 Returns: Pittsburgh PA 15222 =D2&", "&E2&", "&F2 Returns: Pittsburgh, PA, 15222 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "lalab8" wrote in message ... HELP!! Okay, so I'm not an expert in Excel, please bear with me... I have a very simple worksheet where column D1 is labeled Town, column E1 is labeled ST and column F is labeled, you guessed it, ZIP. All I want to do is combine the data in those cells and subsequent data in rows 2 - 671 into one column. Does anyone know of an easy way to accomplish this? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. -- lala |
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