Column A has a list of items beginning in A2:
1
4
11
29
109
234
Column B has another list of items beginning in B2:
CAR
BOAT
TRUCK
Would like to put a list in column D, starting at D1, that concatenates both lists like this:
1CAR
1BOAT
1TRUCK
4CAR
4BOAT
4TRUCK
11CAR
11BOAT
11TRUCK
etc until all combinations have been covered.
Notes:
-Both lists can vary in number of items
-Both lists will never have a blank cell until the end of the list
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I know this should be done in Access. but I need to do it in Excel.
I've got what I think is a pretty interesting problem, not sure if it can be solved with Excel, and if not that's fine I'll think of something better but thought I would put it up here.
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Here is a sample of what I'm working on (I know this would be better off as an image but unfortunately Photobucket is blocked at work):
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