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    Further To My Previous Solved Question...

    I asked the following question earlier:

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    Hi -

    Apologies if this has been asked before.

    I have a column of text in colum A and another column of text in Column B. I'd like Column C to aggregate the two, i.e.,

    Col A contents Adam
    Col B contents Simmonds
    Col C to read Adam Simmonds

    How do I do that?

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    Now I want to add a single constant word to Col C, so that it reads Mr Adam Simmonds, where Mr is always going to be Mr.


    How do I do that?
    Last edited by Adam Simmonds; 12-07-2010 at 12:18 PM.

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    Re: Further To My Previous Solved Question...

    Try this formula for C2

    ="Mr "&A2&" "&B2

    Although if A2 and B2 are empty you might want to avoid just "Mr " appearing in C2 in which case try

    =IF(A2="","","Mr "&A2&" "&B2)
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    Re: Further To My Previous Solved Question...

    Perfect! Many thanks.

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    Re: Further To My Previous Solved Question...

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