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USE CONCATENATE function to connect 2 formulas
Is there a way to combine two formulas in adjecent cells into one single
formula? It is important that the resulting cell contains the formula that is in each of the source cells summed together. It can not be simply a new function that adds the 2 cells together. EG. CELL A1 contains the formula: =Sum(A2:A100) Cell B1 Contains the formula: =Sum(B2:B100) New cell in C1 must contain the formula =Sum(A2:A100)+Sum(B2:B100). Thank you, |
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Jordan,
No way using worksheet functions. You could use VBA, but there isn't any reason to do so. Simply using =A1+B1 will be the equivalent, and be less error prone. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Jordan" wrote in message ... Is there a way to combine two formulas in adjecent cells into one single formula? It is important that the resulting cell contains the formula that is in each of the source cells summed together. It can not be simply a new function that adds the 2 cells together. EG. CELL A1 contains the formula: =Sum(A2:A100) Cell B1 Contains the formula: =Sum(B2:B100) New cell in C1 must contain the formula =Sum(A2:A100)+Sum(B2:B100). Thank you, |
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Is it not just something like:
=SUM(A2:A100,B2:B100) Jordan wrote: Is there a way to combine two formulas in adjecent cells into one single formula? It is important that the resulting cell contains the formula that is in each of the source cells summed together. It can not be simply a new function that adds the 2 cells together. EG. CELL A1 contains the formula: =Sum(A2:A100) Cell B1 Contains the formula: =Sum(B2:B100) New cell in C1 must contain the formula =Sum(A2:A100)+Sum(B2:B100). Thank you, -- [1] The SumProduct function should implicitly coerce the truth values to their Excel numeric equivalents. [2] The lookup functions should have an optional argument for the return value, defaulting to #N/A in its absence. |
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USE CONCATENATE function to connect 2 formulas
Is there a way to combine two cells and have it show up with a comma between
the last name and first name: Phillips Steve ....and make it appear as Phillips, Steve when the name is combined using this formula: =CONCATENATE(A1," ",B1) - COMBINE CELLS |
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USE CONCATENATE function to connect 2 formulas
Kimmie,
=A1 & ", " & B1 HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Kimmie" wrote in message ... Is there a way to combine two cells and have it show up with a comma between the last name and first name: Phillips Steve ...and make it appear as Phillips, Steve when the name is combined using this formula: =CONCATENATE(A1," ",B1) - COMBINE CELLS |
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