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sdc1234

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I have 1 person who has a new job title (cell d4) every week, Is there any way for excel to "store the data" in cell h7,
for example: D4 Jobtitle=Cashier that moves over to H7
same person D4 = bagger that moves over to H7 and now H7 says Cashier, bagger
 

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in H7 use the formula =h7&","&d4

this is a circular reference and that is why you have to turn interations on. after doing this, you can continue to change d4 and it will keep adding to h7
 
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great it worked is there any way to instead of having them populate across is having them populate in a dropdown menu perhaps

appreciate all ur help
 
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ok now I have a ? reguarding earlier post.. If I had a job title and date,
then I had to add another one, instead if the formula =h7&","&d4

could I populate the job titles in d4 into a dropdown menu, that would eliminate some cells for me


thx
 
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i wanna take the formula one step further =h7&","&d4
I what to push them over into a new column/row everytime a new job description is entered
 
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