Add one word before ind, and add another 4 .

winding.

kind kind.

mind sanity.

rind shell.

tind ignited.

find Discover.

bind binding.

find Discover.

hind post.

kind kind.

mind sanity.

rind peel.

wind.

Kind find mind mind behind hind (often referring to the animal's legs).

fog [English] [f g] [US] [f :g].

n.Fog; Fumes; Confused; grass that regenerates after mowing;

vt.Surrounded by fog; make it blurry; Befuddle;

vi.shrouded in fog; Hazy; **(blurred);

dog [English] [d g] [American] [d :g].

n.Dog; crappy goods; Ugly Woman; Despicable villains;

v.Haunt; Trace;

bog [English] [b g] [American] [b :g].

n.swamps, mud ponds; swampy areas; "Yingkou" outdoor toilet;

vt.(make) bogged down in a quagmire;

vi.hindering, so that it cannot move forward;

nog [English] [n g] [American] [n g].

n.(embedded in the wall to support nails) wooden nails, roots, brackets;

vt.supports, nails;

log[English][l g][US][l:g].

n.Recording; Log; Log;

v.Lumbering; Put....Entering official records; Driving;

mog [English] [m g] [American] [m g].

vi.Withdraw;

No, ask again.

doglog

fogjog

If you don't understand, you can ask

If your data is in column A, enter it in cell B1.

Guangdong Province"&a1

Then copy the formula, and column b will meet the requirements.

Select the data area to be added with "Guangdong Province", and right-click to set the cell format > Number > Category > Custom > Type"Guangdong City"g Common format.

Note: If the original G general format is in the type in the customization, add it directly in front of it"Guangdong City"Just three words.

The above is my commonly used method, now I take out to share, I hope to help you solve the problem, I wish you success.

Let's say you need to add the column x

Insert a column before column x, assuming that the column is y, and the content of all rows in the column is Guangdong Province, then at the position of x1 = y1 $ x1, then Guangdong Province will be added to the position of x1, and then drag and drop, and then delete the inserted column y.

Hope it helps.

It's very easy to use the formula.

Or you can do this: you add a column in front of "Guangzhou City", for example, column b, and it says Guangdong Province, for example, column A.

Then write =A1&B1 in c1

Then fill it down to the following or a pull copy.

That's it. It's very simple, and then column c is the result you want, and you can turn it into a numerical form, if you can't, add it.

If you want to add a column A, then type =concatenate (Shenzhen, A1) in b1 and drag it down.

Copy column b again, and then go to column a and selectively paste the values.

How to add a word to all cells in a column in Excel:

Different versions of Excel operate slightly differently, but they are similar, taking WPS** as an example.

1.Open the target excel file and select the target column.

2.Right-click and click "Format Cells".

3.Check "Number" and click "Custom".

4.Enter the word you want to add, plus the "@" symbol. Such as "Lei Xiaoxuan@".

5.OK to complete the operation.

I've told you everything, it's just copy and paste, there's no other way.

Once you've done everything else, use the drawing tool to draw a horizontal line on top of the t.

with sub2ind

a=zeros(5); i = [2;3;4]; j = [1;4;2];

a(sub2ind(size(a), i, j))=1

a =0 0 0 0 0

Precautions. The rules for writing expressions in MATLAB are pretty much the same as for "handwritten equations".

If a command is too long, it can be added at the end. Indicates that this line is ordered to be consecutively with the next line), for example.

6ans =

18 In MATLAB, matrices can be assigned values in the following way:

a = zeros(3,4);Initialize a 3x4 matrix.

a =a(1,2) = 5;% assigns the elements in column 2 of row 1 of matrix a to 5>>a=

0 0 0 0 a(2) = 6;% assigns the 2nd element of matrix a (starting with columns) to 6

a =0 0 0 0 a(3,:)= [1 2 3 4];Assign the third line of matrix a to [1 2 3 4].

a =

For example: k1=[1,2; 3,4];

k=zeros(4);

The value of k1 is assigned to a specific position of k.

k=[0,1,0,2;

k([1 3],[2 4]) = k1

Why can't you use for...

What's the point of drilling into such innocuous little tricks...

short, which becomes its comparative-level shorter (shorter) after adding er

1. cat, add an "h", become "chat": chat, chat; 2. read, add a "y", become "ready" 3, kid, add an "n", become "kind" 4, our, add a "y", become "your".