Greetings!
I’m using the CONCATENATE formula to put together a number of items, including test, column values, and ASCII characters in order to build a comma-delimited file in a particular format.
The one column that is giving me trouble is one which needs to start with a ” and have several line feeds within it.
Here’s part of the code:
=CONCATENATE(G1,” Mhz Offset: “,H1,CHAR(10),I1,CHAR(10),”Tone:” ,K1,” Hz”,CHAR(10),”Notes: “,J1,CHAR(10))
This is designed to produce a multi-line output that looks something like this:
444.3 Mhz Offset: +
N5TKG
Tone:131.8 Hz
Notes: oel
As you can tell, all the data is on the same row. It works great, except for the fact that when I go to copy the row to a different row, I don’t get any relative reference changes. All the copied rows still refer to the first row. In other words, I would get 2,000+ lines exactly the same, rather than generating unique data for each row.
Is this a quirk of the CONCATENATE function or have I missed some setting somewhere?
Any thoughts would be most appreciated!
Thanks!
