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I have been creating email addresses, the ID portion of which is formed from
. First letter of the first name, plus the . First three letters of the last name, plus the . Last four digits of social security number Then I add @nsu.edu to complete the email address. I have been using the CONCATENATE function in Excel 2000. For example, I enter =CONCATENATE("A", "Jac". 8344, "@", "nsu.edu"), which gives the email address I have been doing it one email address at a time. Is there any way of doing it faster? I have tried the AUtoFill and the Format Painter features without success. Last names, first names, and social security numbers occupy contiguous columns. I will appreciate your help. Thanks. |
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