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Copying data from 2 cells into 1
I have a different formula in 2 different cells, and I would like to combine
the responses into 1 cell. Q92 has a percentage output and R92 has a text output. I would like E92 to be the % from Q92 and the text from R92 so that the result in E92 is 6% Net 75, for one example. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks. |
Copying data from 2 cells into 1
Try this:
=TEXT(E92,"0%") & " " & R92 Hope this helps. Pete "Taylor" wrote in message ... I have a different formula in 2 different cells, and I would like to combine the responses into 1 cell. Q92 has a percentage output and R92 has a text output. I would like E92 to be the % from Q92 and the text from R92 so that the result in E92 is 6% Net 75, for one example. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks. |
Copying data from 2 cells into 1
Thanks, Pete. That helped.
"Pete_UK" wrote: Try this: =TEXT(E92,"0%") & " " & R92 Hope this helps. Pete "Taylor" wrote in message ... I have a different formula in 2 different cells, and I would like to combine the responses into 1 cell. Q92 has a percentage output and R92 has a text output. I would like E92 to be the % from Q92 and the text from R92 so that the result in E92 is 6% Net 75, for one example. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks. |
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