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How do I keep the first letter of each word in that column.
I am trying to keep the first letter of each name in a column. I have
approximately 1600 different first names in this column and I want to keep the first letter of each name. I will be using this to create usernames. I did it last year but just can't remember how, LOL! Thanks, Felecia |
How do I keep the first letter of each word in that column.
=LEFT(A1,1)
copy down and paste special as values in place once you are done replace A1 with the cell that contains the first name -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Felecia" <Felecia @discussions.microsoft.com wrote in message ... I am trying to keep the first letter of each name in a column. I have approximately 1600 different first names in this column and I want to keep the first letter of each name. I will be using this to create usernames. I did it last year but just can't remember how, LOL! Thanks, Felecia |
How do I keep the first letter of each word in that column.
Look in the help index for LEFT
-- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Felecia" <Felecia @discussions.microsoft.com wrote in message ... I am trying to keep the first letter of each name in a column. I have approximately 1600 different first names in this column and I want to keep the first letter of each name. I will be using this to create usernames. I did it last year but just can't remember how, LOL! Thanks, Felecia |
How do I keep the first letter of each word in that column.
If column A contains the names, then in B1 enter:
=left(A1,1) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200799 |
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