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Need to create formula to generate an http path

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    Need to create formula to generate an http path

    Hello All,

    We are working with an Excel 2007 Spreadsheet that has several thousand product SKU's in one column. We would like to, for each product sku put in a
    http:// path for the image for the associated product sku; for example product sku: ASPF21B is in column A and we would like to fill in on column B
    this, "http://www.mydomain.com/pics/ASPF21B_1.jpg". Note: each product sku has an associated image with the sku as the name with "_1.jpg" tacked
    on to the end and the images are all stored in the same directory on our site. We would like to create a formula that would take the product sku name from
    column A and fill in this, "http://www.mydomain.com/pics/productskuname_1.jpg" on column B using the product sku from column A to make the http path name. Your help is greatly appreciated.

    gsmonk

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    Column B holds names to include in a constructed path.
    Column C holds a formula which can be filled-down, to construct a path for each value in Column B.
    The text values in col B could be anything (in particular ASPF21B)

    In your case, row 6 might look like
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    Last edited by FrankBoston; 08-18-2007 at 11:11 AM.
    FrankBoston is the pen name for Andrew Garland, Lexington MA

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    Hello again,

    Sorry but FrankBoston, I don't understand.

    Thanks,

    gsmonk

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    I have added some comments to my example above. If that is still unclear, tell me a bit about what does not seem to apply to your problem.

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    Thanks FrankBoston

    Thanks you very much for the help. That did the trick.

    Thanks again,

    gsmonk

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