DutchKevin
Board Regular
- Joined
- Apr 13, 2011
- Messages
- 133
- Office Version
- 365
- Platform
- Windows
Hi,
Just out of curiosity I was wondering if and how to do this efficiently.
This is the case.
One of the users here has produced a long list of data.
The data is always build up in equal format. AAAA123456
The 123456 is changing for every line, while the AAAA is changing only a few times over the whole dataset.
The user was smart enough to use custom format to avoid typing AAAA every time.
But.... now we want to use the column elsewhere. With also the leading AAAA.
How do we copy that within Excel, with the leading AAAA?
I know it is possible to copy into eg. Notepad and back to preserve this kind of format info, but isn’t is an option in excel itself?
thanks Kevin
Just out of curiosity I was wondering if and how to do this efficiently.
This is the case.
One of the users here has produced a long list of data.
The data is always build up in equal format. AAAA123456
The 123456 is changing for every line, while the AAAA is changing only a few times over the whole dataset.
The user was smart enough to use custom format to avoid typing AAAA every time.
But.... now we want to use the column elsewhere. With also the leading AAAA.
How do we copy that within Excel, with the leading AAAA?
I know it is possible to copy into eg. Notepad and back to preserve this kind of format info, but isn’t is an option in excel itself?
thanks Kevin