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If you're putting this info into a single cell, then stop!
Put each value in separate cells--in fact, I'd consider putting first name in a cell, last name in a different cell, middle initial(???), salutation(???), and number in different cells. mariane wrote: -- marianne dagher -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks Dave I stayed in excel and did that drew and copied a line of dots and
pasted them into the cells. it printed quite well. My challenwas to connect text by dots -- marianne dagher "Dave Peterson" wrote: If you're putting this info into a single cell, then stop! Put each value in separate cells--in fact, I'd consider putting first name in a cell, last name in a different cell, middle initial(???), salutation(???), and number in different cells. mariane wrote: -- marianne dagher -- Dave Peterson |
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There is an easier way to set leaders in a cell. FormatCellsCustom @*. That is @*dot Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 3 Dec 2008 10:05:01 -0800, mariane wrote: Thanks Dave I stayed in excel and did that drew and copied a line of dots and pasted them into the cells. it printed quite well. My challenwas to connect text by dots |
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