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rogersj

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Okay, Say cell A1 has "Hello," in it..
and A2 has "How are you?" in it.

How could I 'calculate' cell A3 to state "Hello, How are you?" ?

Does this make sence? Thanks!
 

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On 2002-08-29 06:45, rogersj wrote:
Okay, Say cell A1 has "Hello," in it..
and A2 has "How are you?" in it.

How could I 'calculate' cell A3 to state "Hello, How are you?" ?

Does this make sence? Thanks!

In A3 enter:

=A1&" "&A2
 
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