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Format custom number: C-0000-L
Hi, I need to format a few cells in Excel to look like C-0000-L where "0000"
represents four numbers and "L" represents a letter. I tried to do it in format - custom with C-0000-@ but it gives me an error message. I also tried to do it using the concatenate function but it doesn`t work. Can anyone please help me? Thanks! -- Sonia |
Format custom number: C-0000-L
Custom format "C-"0000"-L"
-- David Biddulph "Sonia" wrote in message ... Hi, I need to format a few cells in Excel to look like C-0000-L where "0000" represents four numbers and "L" represents a letter. I tried to do it in format - custom with C-0000-@ but it gives me an error message. I also tried to do it using the concatenate function but it doesn`t work. Can anyone please help me? Thanks! -- Sonia |
Format custom number: C-0000-L
Thanks David but the problem is that the second letter is not the same in
every cell, it can bem C-1234-L or C-5678-R, ... How can i make the formula accept a variable letter in the end? Thanks! -- Sonia "David Biddulph" wrote: Custom format "C-"0000"-L" -- David Biddulph "Sonia" wrote in message ... Hi, I need to format a few cells in Excel to look like C-0000-L where "0000" represents four numbers and "L" represents a letter. I tried to do it in format - custom with C-0000-@ but it gives me an error message. I also tried to do it using the concatenate function but it doesn`t work. Can anyone please help me? Thanks! -- Sonia . |
Format custom number: C-0000-L
Assuming the number is in cell A1 and the letter is in cell A2 then use this
formula: ="C-"&A1&"-"&A2 Not custom formatting. Tom |
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