I found a Reddit page that uilize 'Find and Replace', but it does not working as intended. It adds text to the end of the cells content. So, I tried with special characters and boom! I found it!!!
How to add text to the front of multiple cells using Find and Replace:-
- Select the cells,
- Edit -> Find and Replace (Ctrl+H),
- type ^ in 'Find',
- type your text or numbers or whatever in 'Replace with',
- tick the 'Search using regular expressions',
- click 'Replace all',
- Done! (It should says 'Replaced # instances of ^ with (your text))
How to add text to the end of multiple cells using Find and Replace:-
- Select the cells,
- Edit -> Find and Replace (Ctrl+H),
- type $ in 'Find',
- type your text or numbers or whatever in 'Replace with',
- tick the 'Search using regular expressions',
- click 'Replace all',
- Done! (It should says 'Replaced # instances of $ with (your text))
Oh. I forgot to mention:
If you want to add space, just type into the textbox 'Replace with'. If you didn't, the text will be sooo close together.
Sauce:
- Original info from Reddit: [ https://www.reddit.com/r/googlesheets/comments/tfqzp6/add_text_to_multiple_cells_without_replacing/?rdt=60221 ],
- or use Concatenate function in Google Sheets : [ https://support.google.com/docs/answer/3094123 ],
- or add Power Tools extension into your Google Sheets = [ https://www.ablebits.com/docs/google-sheets-add-text/ ] paid subscription extension <-- at first I'm doing this, but out of curiosity I tests the special character too and found out the ^ stuff X-D
- or maybe you want to experiment with other characters? Google Sheets function list = [ https://support.google.com/docs/table/25273?hl=en ].
- learn Find and Replace Google Sheets = [ https://support.google.com/docs/answer/62754 ].
Done! Profit! Bye!
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