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Thnaks every body, it was the REPT function that I had forgotten.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: =left(a1&rept(" ",30),30) Will truncate/pad the string in A1 at 30 characters. briancrosier wrote: I need to create a text string from several different values that I have calculated, however I need the resulting string to be fixed width (ie. the first entry needs to be inserted followed by spaces to total 30 characters). I know it can be done as I did this previously, but forget how. Can anybody help? -- Dave Peterson |
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