Hi. Please help me on this one:
If A1 contains the word "store" I would like to have F2 to have the value of B1 and the Value below B1 (which is B2) concatenated. Please help. Thank you.
Hi. Please help me on this one:
If A1 contains the word "store" I would like to have F2 to have the value of B1 and the Value below B1 (which is B2) concatenated. Please help. Thank you.
Last edited by janjan_376; 12-23-2009 at 10:49 AM.
How about:
=IF(A1="store", B1&" "&B2, "")
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Scaffdog, my option does use IF and concatenation without the need to put CONCATENATE in the formula, not required any longer since the & operator does the whole job now.
Thanks a lot.
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