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Article #3324Re: excel CONCAT function?
From: Rick Keir, MACC
Date: Thu, 12 Jul 1990 00:18
Date: Thu, 12 Jul 1990 00:18
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Try =a1&b1 to concatenate the contents of cells a1 and b1. This *is* in the manual; but to be fair, Excel comes with hundreds of pages of documentation, so it is sometimes easy to miss an obvious answer.
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