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    justamailman
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    repetitive added words

    I have a spreadsheet with colums one with number and second with alphabetic
    list . Now i wanted to add the same word RR3 to the right end of each row of
    the second colum. I know we can create macro but i don't seem to succeed
    doing it in excel it is my first time macro in excel they do not work like in
    Word.Thanks
    17 - BARA BRAES FARMS (OCT)
    RR3
    16 - BARBER, John, Gloria, Patrick (JULY)
    17 - BARAGAR, Allen, Gordon, Willogene, Kathy (OCT)

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    any or all responses are gratefully accepted and thank you for your time

    Running Compaq P3, 500Mhz
    WIN XP home, Office XP SB
    Dialup (no choice here)

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    Dave Peterson
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    Re: repetitive added words

    How about just inserting a column to the right of that second column.

    Then you can use a formula like:

    =B2&"RR3"
    or
    =B2&" RR3"

    Drag down your column.
    select that column
    edit|copy, edit|paste special|values over the original column
    and delete the helper column

    justamailman wrote:
    >
    > I have a spreadsheet with colums one with number and second with alphabetic
    > list . Now i wanted to add the same word RR3 to the right end of each row of
    > the second colum. I know we can create macro but i don't seem to succeed
    > doing it in excel it is my first time macro in excel they do not work like in
    > Word.Thanks
    > 17 - BARA BRAES FARMS (OCT)
    > RR3
    > 16 - BARBER, John, Gloria, Patrick (JULY)
    > 17 - BARAGAR, Allen, Gordon, Willogene, Kathy (OCT)
    >
    > --
    > XP home , Office 97
    >
    > any or all responses are gratefully accepted and thank you for your time
    >
    > Running Compaq P3, 500Mhz
    > WIN XP home, Office XP SB
    > Dialup (no choice here)


    --

    Dave Peterson

  3. #3
    Stefi
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    RE: repetitive added words

    sub addtext()
    For i = 1 To rowcount
    Range("B" & i).Value = Range("B" & i) & "RR3"
    Next i
    end sub

    Give variable rowcount a value representing the number of your rows!

    Regards,
    Stefi

    „justamailman” ezt *rta:

    > I have a spreadsheet with colums one with number and second with alphabetic
    > list . Now i wanted to add the same word RR3 to the right end of each row of
    > the second colum. I know we can create macro but i don't seem to succeed
    > doing it in excel it is my first time macro in excel they do not work like in
    > Word.Thanks
    > 17 - BARA BRAES FARMS (OCT)
    > RR3
    > 16 - BARBER, John, Gloria, Patrick (JULY)
    > 17 - BARAGAR, Allen, Gordon, Willogene, Kathy (OCT)
    >
    > --
    > XP home , Office 97
    >
    > any or all responses are gratefully accepted and thank you for your time
    >
    > Running Compaq P3, 500Mhz
    > WIN XP home, Office XP SB
    > Dialup (no choice here)


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