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Text and defined name result in same cell

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Kano in PA - 09 Mar 2008 20:35 GMT
I am trying to create a schedule for several teams.  Each team has a defined
name (Team1, Team2 etc). I want a spreadsheet something like this:

A1: Week 1 Games
A2: Team1    B2: at Team2
A3: Team3    B3: at Team4
A4: Team5    B4: at Team6    etc.

where the home team displays "at " and the value for Team# in the same cell.

How do I write such a formula?
Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB) - 09 Mar 2008 20:45 GMT
In Column B, just type in the team names WITHOUT the word "at" and use this
Custom Format...

"at "@

for the cells from B2 to Bnn where nn is the highest numbered row you ever
expect to use.

Rick

>I am trying to create a schedule for several teams.  Each team has a
>defined
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> How do I write such a formula?
Kano in PA - 10 Mar 2008 02:41 GMT
wow - you are my hero!  Worked like a charm

> In Column B, just type in the team names WITHOUT the word "at" and use this
> Custom Format...
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> > How do I write such a formula?
 
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