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    Exclamation Text and numbers at the same colum

    As the topic says i´m having trouble getting numbers from one and colum and letters in another colum together. For example i need to get the following mixture in the same colum: m16 * 120...is this possible?

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    Are you trying to multiply cell M16 by 120 or do you literally want the string "m16 * 120" to appear in the cell? If so, where are the separate strings located?
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    Quote Originally Posted by NBVC
    Are you trying to multiply cell M16 by 120 or do you literally want the string "m16 * 120" to appear in the cell? If so, where are the separate strings located?
    I want it to appear in the same colum like m16 * 120. I want some type of function to use so that i can connect those to individual colums m16 and 120.

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    Forgive me for being dense....I don't quite get it. What do you mean by connect those individual columns?
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    Quote Originally Posted by NBVC
    Forgive me for being dense....I don't quite get it. What do you mean by connect those individual columns?
    At my work i got one list with different dimensions at tools, for example Dim 12,14,16 etc. I ALSO got one list with different length at the tools for example 50-300mm. I now want one list.
    Therefore i would like to connect for example Dim 12 with 120mm in one seperate colum like this: Dim 12 * 120. Instead of having 2 different lists i now want one fully functional.

    I can understand if u dont know what i´m talking about, i´ve been working with excel for 9 days and i´m swedich :P

    Ty for trying anyway

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    So if Dim 12 is in cell A2 and 12 is in B2, then enter =A2&" * "&B2 and copy down.

    I hope this is what you meant.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NBVC
    So if Dim 12 is in cell A2 and 12 is in B2, then enter =A2&" * "&B2 and copy down.

    I hope this is what you meant.
    Worked, thanks man!

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