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Re: morningstar efficiency ratio by "Randy Harmelink" rharmelink

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Sun Apr 7, 2013 2:09 am (PDT) . Posted by:

"Randy Harmelink" rharmelink

Those have nothing to do with add-in functions. They are examples of how to
concatenate strings to cell references -- a normal EXCEL operation.

http://www.info-stat.com/XLConCat.htm

It might be easier if you try and create the URL outside of the add-in
function, so all you have to deal with is the concatenation. You know what
you want the URL to look like.

The ampersand is just the concatenation operator, just like + and - are
arithmetic operators.

On Sun, Apr 7, 2013 at 2:02 AM, weekeewawa <weekeewawa@yahoo.com> wrote:

>
> ah! i am not good in excel programming and is currently self-learning it
> myself.
>
> i get the logic behind the string. just a question is u have stated 3
> kinds of concatenate methods.
>
> ="....string1..." & A1 will link for example rchgettable to cell A1
> =A1 & "...string1..." will also for example rchgettable to cell A1 as well?
> ="....string1..." & A1 & "...string2..." will link theoretically link for
> example rchgettable to Cell A1 and link it to another rchgettable? which
> means it can link 2 tables at one go?
>
> or are all 3 concatenate methods are the same?
>

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