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how do i enter a function in a sentence
Is there a way to enter a function into a sentence in Excel? As in the
following example, I am trying to type a sentence with a function to automatically display the results of a cell in the same sentence: This quote is based on an total lump sum estimate not to exceed "$10,000" |
how do i enter a function in a sentence
="this quote..." & text(a1,"$#,##0.00") & " and is due " & text(b1,"mm/dd/yyyy")
Joe Reyes wrote: Is there a way to enter a function into a sentence in Excel? As in the following example, I am trying to type a sentence with a function to automatically display the results of a cell in the same sentence: This quote is based on an total lump sum estimate not to exceed "$10,000" -- Dave Peterson |
how do i enter a function in a sentence
I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly but I'm making the assumption that the $10,000 is the variable, and is what you want to insert into the sentence from a cell value somewhere else. If you have your "not to exceed" amount in cell A1. Enter this formula: ="This quote is based on an total lump sum estimate not to exceed "&dollar(A1,0) This will give you a sentance that always reads the same except for the "not to exceed" dollar amount which will change as you calculate it differently for each individual. Hope that helps. -- qwopzxnm ------------------------------------------------------------------------ qwopzxnm's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=27557 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=509204 |
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