Re: excel CONCAT function?

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From: Jann VanOver
Date: Thu, 12 Jul 1990 15:48

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In article <14397@csli.Stanford.EDU> ramaley@csli.Stanford.EDU (Alan Ramaley) writes:
>Boring question, but no one around here seems to know the answer.  I'm
>sure there's a function in excel that takes two strings and concat's
>them, returning a string, but I can't for the life of me find it.  Any
>one have any clues?
>							--Alan

Hi Alan!

This task is simpler even than a function.  Excel has a concatenation
"OPERATOR"!  it is the "&".  Just put two strings, or expressions next
to each other with the & in between.  For example, to build a row/column
reference:
   "R[-"&NumRowsBack&"]C"    if NumRowsBack = 2, this will produce "R[-2]C"

Have Fun!
Jann VanOver
vanover@atc.boeing.com

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From: vanover@bcsaic.UUCP (Jann VanOver)
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Subject: Re: excel CONCAT function?
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