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Posted: Oct. 25 2005,16:35 |
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RHTopics, I'm not sure about the mergre. You might need to write your own in scheme. Could you do want you want to using the concatenate command, which joins strings together? = concatenate(A1,B1,C1)
Getting the contents of another cell is done using get_cell(rownumber,colnumber,"Sheet Name") (Sheet name is in quotes and is optional).
To try it out, make a second sheet and put 33 into the A3 cell of the second sheet. Go to the first sheet and type get_cell(1,3,"Sheet 2") and it puts 33 into that cell.
EDIT:
Just found that you can also do +"Sheet 2"!"A3" instead of using get_cell when you need to reference a cell on another sheet.
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