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How can I use the mathematical value of one cell as a "text value" in another. I suppose what I need the cells mathematical value as a "text string" in another cell. For example, I have three Columns-----Column A, Column B, Column C Column A= "Stations" Column B= "Sets" I am solving for Column C= "Average Reps" Column A Column B Column C Stations Sets Average Reps 15 45 X 15 45 X 12 36 12 24 Pretty straight forward how to do this. Column C =3 =sum(b1/a1) However, what I want to do is create a formula that will allow me to place text description in the Average Reps cell. For example, in Average Reps Cell "C" I would like =sum(b1/a1)& " Reps by"{value of colum A}<---{Right there, I want whatever the number is in cell under column A} After the word "by", I want to have the cell contents of column a1 to show up... So, using the example above, the cells will look like this Column A Column B Column C Stations Sets Average Reps 15 45 3 Reps by 15 15 45 3 Reps by 15 12 36 3 Reps by 12 12 24 2 Reps by 12 I tried the formula =SUM(b1/a1)&" by" a1 and of course this does not work. I'm not sure how to properly treat Column A's value as "Text" for Column C's Text Description. |
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Not the SUM is redundant. =B1/A&" Reps by"&A1 -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "A_Rookie" wrote in message ... Question. How can I use the mathematical value of one cell as a "text value" in another. I suppose what I need the cells mathematical value as a "text string" in another cell. For example, I have three Columns-----Column A, Column B, Column C Column A= "Stations" Column B= "Sets" I am solving for Column C= "Average Reps" Column A Column B Column C Stations Sets Average Reps 15 45 X 15 45 X 12 36 12 24 Pretty straight forward how to do this. Column C =3 =sum(b1/a1) However, what I want to do is create a formula that will allow me to place text description in the Average Reps cell. For example, in Average Reps Cell "C" I would like =sum(b1/a1)& " Reps by"{value of colum A}<---{Right there, I want whatever the number is in cell under column A} After the word "by", I want to have the cell contents of column a1 to show up... So, using the example above, the cells will look like this Column A Column B Column C Stations Sets Average Reps 15 45 3 Reps by 15 15 45 3 Reps by 15 12 36 3 Reps by 12 12 24 2 Reps by 12 I tried the formula =SUM(b1/a1)&" by" a1 and of course this does not work. I'm not sure how to properly treat Column A's value as "Text" for Column C's Text Description. |
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I thought I was dancing around it... "Rookie" On Jan 4, 11:43 am, "Bob Phillips" wrote: Almost there. Not the SUM is redundant. =B1/A&" Reps by"&A1 -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "A_Rookie" wrote in message ... Question. How can I use the mathematical value of one cell as a "text value" in another. I suppose what I need the cells mathematical value as a "text string" in another cell. For example, I have three Columns-----Column A, Column B, Column C Column A= "Stations" Column B= "Sets" I am solving for Column C= "Average Reps" Column A Column B Column C Stations Sets Average Reps 15 45 X 15 45 X 12 36 12 24 Pretty straight forward how to do this. Column C =3 =sum(b1/a1) However, what I want to do is create a formula that will allow me to place text description in the Average Reps cell. For example, in Average Reps Cell "C" I would like =sum(b1/a1)& " Reps by"{value of colum A}<---{Right there, I want whatever the number is in cell under column A} After the word "by", I want to have the cell contents of column a1 to show up... So, using the example above, the cells will look like this Column A Column B Column C Stations Sets Average Reps 15 45 3 Reps by 15 15 45 3 Reps by 15 12 36 3 Reps by 12 12 24 2 Reps by 12 I tried the formula =SUM(b1/a1)&" by" a1 and of course this does not work. I'm not sure how to properly treat Column A's value as "Text" for Column C's Text Description. |
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