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How do I put multiple references in the same cell?
What I am doing is organizing an easy to read episode list/guide for multiple
TV series. I have a row with the following, TV show (column A), Season (B), Episode (C), Name (D), and Full (E). The colum "Full" or E is what I am having trouble with. Say this is what I have across the row for one of the episodes: Boy Meets World, 01, 05, Killer Bees That's up to column D, so for column E, I want it to look like this: Boy Meets World - s01e05 - Killer Bees Is this possible? |
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MosesX8, here is one way, put in E2 and copy down
=A2&" - s"&B2&" e"&C2&" - "&D2 -- Paul B Always backup your data before trying something new Please post any response to the newsgroups so others can benefit from it Feedback on answers is always appreciated! Using Excel 2002 & 2003 "MosesX8" wrote in message ... What I am doing is organizing an easy to read episode list/guide for multiple TV series. I have a row with the following, TV show (column A), Season (B), Episode (C), Name (D), and Full (E). The colum "Full" or E is what I am having trouble with. Say this is what I have across the row for one of the episodes: Boy Meets World, 01, 05, Killer Bees That's up to column D, so for column E, I want it to look like this: Boy Meets World - s01e05 - Killer Bees Is this possible? |
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Perfect! Worked just how I wanted it to. Thanks!
"Paul B" wrote: MosesX8, here is one way, put in E2 and copy down =A2&" - s"&B2&" e"&C2&" - "&D2 -- Paul B Always backup your data before trying something new Please post any response to the newsgroups so others can benefit from it Feedback on answers is always appreciated! Using Excel 2002 & 2003 "MosesX8" wrote in message ... What I am doing is organizing an easy to read episode list/guide for multiple TV series. I have a row with the following, TV show (column A), Season (B), Episode (C), Name (D), and Full (E). The colum "Full" or E is what I am having trouble with. Say this is what I have across the row for one of the episodes: Boy Meets World, 01, 05, Killer Bees That's up to column D, so for column E, I want it to look like this: Boy Meets World - s01e05 - Killer Bees Is this possible? |
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Your welcome
-- Paul B Always backup your data before trying something new Please post any response to the newsgroups so others can benefit from it Feedback on answers is always appreciated! Using Excel 2002 & 2003 "MosesX8" wrote in message ... Perfect! Worked just how I wanted it to. Thanks! "Paul B" wrote: MosesX8, here is one way, put in E2 and copy down =A2&" - s"&B2&" e"&C2&" - "&D2 -- Paul B Always backup your data before trying something new Please post any response to the newsgroups so others can benefit from it Feedback on answers is always appreciated! Using Excel 2002 & 2003 "MosesX8" wrote in message ... What I am doing is organizing an easy to read episode list/guide for multiple TV series. I have a row with the following, TV show (column A), Season (B), Episode (C), Name (D), and Full (E). The colum "Full" or E is what I am having trouble with. Say this is what I have across the row for one of the episodes: Boy Meets World, 01, 05, Killer Bees That's up to column D, so for column E, I want it to look like this: Boy Meets World - s01e05 - Killer Bees Is this possible? |
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