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  1. Nov 8, 2011 · Yet, here is my solution, based on a UDF (Used-Defined Function): Put the code in a module: Dim sLetter As String. Dim i As Integer. For i = 1 To Len(sName) genId = Asc(Mid(sName, i, 1)) * i + genId. Next i. And call it in your worksheet like a formula: Added the * i to take into account the order. It works on my unit tests. Hi!

  2. Mar 10, 2023 · To add a specific character or text to an Excel cell, simply concatenate a string and a cell reference by using one of the following methods. The easiest way to add a text string to a cell is to use an ampersand character (&), which is the concatenation operator in Excel. This works in all versions of Excel 2007 - Excel 365.

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  3. I have a simple spread sheet and I want the first column to generate a unique identifier based on the text in that row. Specifically I have a row at the top used like headings (row 1). I want the column A to generate a unique ID based on text in column G adding sequential numbers to each category.

  4. How do you enter a carriage return or CHAR(13) in a worksheet cell manually? I'm not talking about a line feed or CHAR(10) . I've seen this in a file and the carriage return had a very weird effect on the cell contents, but I can't reproduce it manually.

  5. Jul 8, 2024 · We've shown you the five most efficient ways to add characters to Excel. To do this, we used both formulas and VBA code.

  6. Below are the steps to add a text before a text string in Excel: Click on the first cell of the column where you want the converted names to appear (B2). Type equal sign (=), followed by the text “Prof. “, followed by an ampersand (&). Select the cell containing the first name (A2). Press the Return Key.

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  8. Learn how to generate unique ID numbers from your Excel data set. By using the CONCATENATE function we can generate unique ID's quickly.

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