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PerseusRad 09/13/22 4:50:05 AM #1: |
Hard to explain in a topic title. For example: I have X bones in Y jar. Where you can mark X and Y as variables, while leaving the rest as just text. So then youd be able to easily change them as needed. At the moment Im doing something like this, but I have to manually change X and Y, as well as a W and Z. Which doesnt sound too bad, but theres a lot of it to do. Edit: I should note that I cant pull the numbers from a spreadsheet. If I could, I might be able to figure something out, but as is it Im drawing a blank. --- http://i.imgur.com/EUkIomS.jpg ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Naysaspace 09/13/22 4:52:26 AM #2: |
Yes. In vanilla excel. An easy concatenate function. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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PerseusRad 09/13/22 4:55:30 AM #3: |
Naysaspace posted... Yes. In vanilla excel. An easy concatenate function.That might be what Im looking for, thanks. I was almost certain there was something like that, but searching just came up with a bunch of irrelevant stuff. Ill be sure to check it out soon. --- http://i.imgur.com/EUkIomS.jpg ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Naysaspace 09/13/22 4:58:27 AM #4: |
so fun fact: concatenate, as a function, can be replaced by simple syntax. for example ="I have "&A1&" bones in "&A2&" The Jar." A1 and A2 are your variable cells where you change whatever you need to. Sub in whatever cells/data you choose. Also, feel free to DM me for free excel advise. i normally charge $ for this, but for a ceman, first one is free. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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