Reputation: 1560
I have two columns, old_name and new_name.
I am trying to put together a command to be used elsewhere based on these two columns. So I want to output this into another cell, perhaps C2:
replace [contents of old_name] [contents of new_name]
How can I accomplish this task?
I don't seem to be able to simply type:
replace =A2 =B2
nor
replace =CELL("contents", A2) =CELL("contents", B2)
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| A | B |
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| 1 | old_name | new_name |
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| 2 | filename1.txt | filename2.txt |
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Expected output:
replace filename1.txt filename2.txt
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1088
Reputation: 11
If i understand your question correctly - its all about concatenate
with concatenate you can merge content of multiple cells' strings , and add more data in between " ", the ',' seperates the values
if A1 will have - "Daddy" and A2 will have "Great" you can write in A3 =CONCATENATE(A1, " is ", A2) and the result of the code will be "Daddy is Great"
so the answer for your request is =concatenate("Replace ", A1," ",A2)
is that what you meant ?
Upvotes: 0