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I want to copy a range of IP addresses thusly:

In column 3 is the 3rd octet. In column 4 is the 4th octet. The first two
octets are static. I want to append the first two octets with the 3rd and
4th, row by row. What is a formula that will accomplish this?
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Use the =CONCATENATE() function.

"Tommy" wrote:

I want to copy a range of IP addresses thusly:

In column 3 is the 3rd octet. In column 4 is the 4th octet. The first two
octets are static. I want to append the first two octets with the 3rd and
4th, row by row. What is a formula that will accomplish this?

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Assuming they start in row 1, place either of these this in E1:

=CONCATENATE(A1,".",B1,".",C1,".",D1)
=A1&"."&B1&"."&C1&"."&D1


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I want to copy a range of IP addresses thusly:

In column 3 is the 3rd octet. In column 4 is the 4th octet. The first two
octets are static. I want to append the first two octets with the 3rd and
4th, row by row. What is a formula that will accomplish this?

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