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Fields - Columns
Hi,
I have about 50 Fields. I am trying to create 25 out of 50 fields into one fields so that I like to see 26 fields instead of 50 fields. Your help would be much appreciated. Thanks |
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Not quite clear as to your requirements but do you need a delimiter for
the 25 fields that you want to combine? Presuming you do, try this (using "|" as the delimiter between fields) :- =concatenate(a1,"|",b1,"|" etc.) Is that what you were after? Best regards Deepak Agarwal --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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Thanks for reply that I'm really appreciated. No , I am looking for each row from each fields.
example: A1 as a new column 1st Row from Field 26 2nd Row from Field 27 so on... Thanks again...... ************************************************** ***************************** "agarwaldvk " wrote in message ... Not quite clear as to your requirements but do you need a delimiter for the 25 fields that you want to combine? Presuming you do, try this (using "|" as the delimiter between fields) :- =concatenate(a1,"|",b1,"|" etc.) Is that what you were after? Best regards Deepak Agarwal --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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Where do these "fields" exist?
"Bill" wrote in message ers.com... Thanks for reply that I'm really appreciated. No , I am looking for each row from each fields. example: A1 as a new column 1st Row from Field 26 2nd Row from Field 27 so on... Thanks again...... ************************************************** ***************************** "agarwaldvk " wrote in message ... Not quite clear as to your requirements but do you need a delimiter for the 25 fields that you want to combine? Presuming you do, try this (using "|" as the delimiter between fields) :- =concatenate(a1,"|",b1,"|" etc.) Is that what you were after? Best regards Deepak Agarwal --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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