I have a big spreadsheet. I would like to concatenate the values in 4 columns, starting from right to left, separating each concatenated value with a " / ". One or more (or all) columns may be blank, and the " / " should only be inserted between two values.
This example makes it easier to understand...the first column shows the intended result.
Sheet1 ABCDE1ConcatenateLev1Lev2Lev3 Lev42XX 3Y / X XY 4 5Y Y 6Z Z7Y / XX Y 8 9A / Z / C / YYCZA Excel tables to the web >> Excel Jeanie HTML 4
I have a huge list that i need to copy over to another workbook but have a problem. the data i have is stored on 2 separate columns, A & B. I need both values to be combined into one cell and separated by a '/'. The CONCATENATE functi0n works perfectly, but when i copy these values across to the other sheet, of course i loose these becasue the original look up values for concatenation are elsewhere. How can i copy these concatenated values across to my other sheet?
How to store a value in variable after concatenation of two values and putting it into the same cell.
Let assume, in cell A1, we have value 1 (numeric). And in code i have a variable with stored value as "%".
Now i want to concatenate 1 and % and put it back into cell A1 as 1%.
I have a written a code, but seems to be wrong one.
Sub Percentage() Per = "%" lr = Sheets("Process Overview").Cells(Rows.Count, 3).End(xlUp).Row For i = 10 To Sheets("Process Overview").Cells(Rows.Count, 3).End(xlUp).Row If Cells(i, 4).Value = "p" Then
I have a worksheet that has data in cells A3 - J3. One value will be placed in one of the cells directly below A3-J3. Is there a way to look at the cells A4-J4 and determin what cell has the value and then preform a concatenation on that cell pluss the one directly above it.
i have this issue, i named column J. now it says instead of using Social Security numbers as a unique identifier, they are considering using an ID of the first 3 letters of the last name (L Name) followed by the first letter of the first name (F Name). If the last name is fewer than 3 characters, the letter Z replaces each missing character.
I have two columns that consist of strings that I want to combine in a certain way. The first column has a string that consist of numbers and letters and the second column just has 3 letter codes. What I want to do is get rid of the letters in the numbers string and then add the 3 letter code on to the end of the numbers, and have this placed in a seperate column. For example: if column 1 contains "12F51Q" and column 2 contains "ABC" then the result would be "1251 ABC". Is this possible??
I have a table with 6 columns (with headers A -F) and 10 rows. There are values in each cell. I want to take a value from each of the 6 columns and concatinate them. I would like some code that would generate every possible resulting string and I would like the possiblities set out in one column.
Apart from the fact that it might be tricky enough to produce the code , by my calculations there will be 10 to the power of 6 possibilities and as far as I know there are only 65000 rows in my version of Excel. If they had to be put into 2 or 3 columns I would not mind
I've got a series of dates and times, each in a different cell, all in a row, and it looks like this:
19 Jun 07 17:30Z UNTIL 21 Jun 07 01:30Z
And I have a formula that says =CONCATENATE("VALID TIME", E23,H23,J23,K23,N23)
However the result of the formula looks like
VALID TIME377900.729166666666666UNTIL377920.0625
Now this looks to me like something wrong with the formatting of the cell that has the formula, but I've tried different format with numbers, dats, times, text, etc and nothing reaclly changes.
I need to reverse concatenate a column of addresses, but text to columns won't work. I'd like to have a formula that takes into account each of the following scenarios (basically any standard address you can think of):
102 Bart St 104 Homer Simpson Ave 106 US HWY BSN 805 W 108 N Springfield Rd
What I need is to have the result in four columns. The first field would the house number. The second column would be the prefix (direction) of the street name, IF PRESENT (so the first three examples would have no value in the second column, but the fourth one would have an "N". The FOURTH column would have the suffix, whether that is a street type (like Rd or Ave), or a post-directional like in the third example ("W"). The THIRD column would have everything else (whatever is between the prefix and the suffix). In other words, using the examples above (* indicating a new column):
I'm tring to concatenate the contents of column C with column H - the results to appear in column R. It will be an unknown and ever changing amount of rows.
I believe that it's the value for field 'NewField' that's causing most problems, but it could be other stuff.
Dim I As Integer Dim LastRow As Integer Dim NewField As String
I'm concatenating data in 5 cells (Author, Year, Title, City, Publisher), one of which is in italics (Title). When using concatenate (or &) the formatting is removed, and I need to be able to retain that formatting.
Example: Col B Aaron, M. (ed) 1999 The Body's Perilous Pleasures. Endinburgh Edinburgh University Press
I have a formula in the target workbook in cell C3 =-'data.xls!'np2011'
However, when UI copy the formula to D3 , the formula remains as =-'data.xls!'np2011'
2011 after np is the year. The names in the source workbook have been named np2011, np2010, np2009 etc
np2011 is a range name in the source workbook. When I copy the formula to d3, it should change to -'data.xls!'np2010'
In the target workbook I have the years in cells C1 to L1. How can I get the formula to change when copying/ Alternatively can one concatenate the range name to C1 for eg such as ="-'data.xls!'np&c1&"' I have tried to do this, but cannot get it to work.
I am trying to write a bit of code for the purpose of creating a dynamic email distibution list going to department managers in the event of an outage. There are checkboxes used to activate different headers to be added to the primary distribution list. I set the DIM statement variables to string type but it keeps telling me I need to set them as objects then if I switch to object type I cannot assign the email addresses in a string. I will list the section of my code giving me headaches: email addresses will be supressed to protect the innocent
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Dim rng As Range Dim DistList As String Dim PriHeader As String Dim Header1 As String Dim Header2 As String Dim Header3 As String Dim Header4 As String Dim OutApp As Object Dim OutMail As Object
So far the code compares two worksheets of two different structures that have been merged into one workbook. It compares by the row ID number appearing in column B of worksheets 1 to the row ID number of column 3 worksheet 2- the aim being to concatinate with all names in worksheet 2 that have the same row id number as that of row id number in worksheet1- the concatination is output producing a list of names in column T in worksheet 1 -for what will be a later be part of a label mail list. The code mainly works great and does allow for when no matching row id found on second wroksheet as it just uses the name on the first worksheet - but the PROBLEM I am having is the code hits a bug /stops in cases when a single person on worksheet 1 also appears in worksheet 2 and there is other people on the 2nd worksheet with same row ID to concatinate with. So at this time the code hits a bug when it comes across one of these cases so what is needed is for a change in the code so in these cases then it will use for the output the name in the row of the first worksheet of the row id it was comparing.
To make this easier to understand sample test file is attached with code as below included- if you run the code it will stop but you will find output would have started to output to column T of worksheet 1 - but when it got to Sue Rubble it stopped - if you were to delete Sue Rubble from the 2nd worksheet the code would not bug. However the real data workbooks does have cases of single people who may or maynot also appear in the second worksheet - the code as well as what it can achieve so far does also need to allow for these other case as described by outputing the name appearing against the row id in the 1st worksheet.
Sub PharlapTheData() Const TEST_COLUMN As Long = 3 Const NEW_COLUMN As Long = 4 Const NAME_COLUMN As Long = 4 Const TARGET_COLUMN As Long = 20
I have a spreadsheet with many many columns...the top of each column has a string (it's a bird name). Below in the same column are various blank spaces or letters (defining species abundance, if there), example:....
I have a large data set that I want to pivot on to produce various results. I can easily pivot on two columns to produce those Unique IDs where East AND West are "Yes" or "No." I want an easy to filter on results where either East OR West is "yes." I could do this with a joined (Concatenated column) such as East/West but was hoping there might be an easier solution built into Excel pivot feature.
I'm trying to concatenate quite a few cells together. One of the items being included in the concatenation is a date, however when I do this the output is the numerical version of the date that Excel uses to mathematically calculate with. My question is how do I do a cell concatenation with the desired output showing the date, not the numerical equivalent used by Excel? Book1.xls attached is what I'm talking about.
Our company gets excel spreedsheets with UPC numbers. The numbers are divided in parts or columns. Sometimes it's in 2 columns; sometimes in 3; and sometimes in 4 like this:
I'd like to be able to concatenate the digits and have the entire UPC number appear in a blank column to the immediate right and go straight down the line and calculate them all. I figured out how to do this with separate macros for 2, 3, and 4 digits or columns.
Sub Combine_2_Part_UPC() Do While ActiveCell "" ActiveCell.Offset(0, 1).FormulaR1C1 = ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1) & ActiveCell.Offset(0, 0) ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select Loop End Sub
Is there a way I could do this with just one macro, by maybe selecting the digits of the first UPC number in the first row of the data to cue the macro in as to how many columns to process?
(The UPCs are in the midst of a lol of other data like product cost, so a macro probably wouldn't be able to figure out how many to calculate on its own.)
I have an excel data file which is the result of an extraction from a medicxal software program's backend database.
One of the fields is a description of start time and end time of a case, along with some other info like whether or not the case was an emergency.
Here is an example of the Column of interest for this question. Note please that the column is fomratted as "general"
TIME 1725TO 1952 EMERGENCY TIME 1725 TO 1952 EMERGENCY TIME 1155 TO 1351
TIME 0745 TO 0820 TIME 1420 TO 1530 EMERENCY TIME 0740 TO 1050 TIME 0835 TO 0945 1 HR 10 MIN TIME 0945 TO 1230 TIME 0730 TO 0930 TIME 0728 TO 1020 TIME 1130 TO 1330
How can i extract the start time and the end time from these fields into seperate columns, eachof which is formatted as a clock time. The end goal is to be able to subtract the end time from teh start time to get the total time.
