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How can you append text in multiple cells in excel?
I have a 1 page workbook of email addresses. I would like to apend SMTP: to
each address in a row. How can I do this without going to each cell and pasting? |
Use the CONCATENATE() function... for example if you had "Joe" in A1 and
"Smith" in A2, the formula: =CONCATENATE(A1," ",A2) would yield "Joe Smith" You can also do this with the & symbol like so: =A1&" "&A2 -- Regards, Dave "Shane" wrote: I have a 1 page workbook of email addresses. I would like to apend SMTP: to each address in a row. How can I do this without going to each cell and pasting? |
I would use a for/each macro
for each c in selection c.value=c & "SMPT:" next c -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Shane" wrote in message ... I have a 1 page workbook of email addresses. I would like to apend SMTP: to each address in a row. How can I do this without going to each cell and pasting? |
Assuming your list is in column A, in B1 put this formula and copy
down.......... =A1&"SMTP:" Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Shane" wrote in message ... I have a 1 page workbook of email addresses. I would like to apend SMTP: to each address in a row. How can I do this without going to each cell and pasting? |
How can you append text in multiple cells in excel?
if they arent in a column, where would you add the formaula to append ?
"CLR" wrote: Assuming your list is in column A, in B1 put this formula and copy down.......... =A1&"SMTP:" Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Shane" wrote in message ... I have a 1 page workbook of email addresses. I would like to apend SMTP: to each address in a row. How can I do this without going to each cell and pasting? |
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