Thread: A & B & C & D
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Dave R.
 
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Hmm, well, I guess it wouldn't hurt to add -- before the range, but in
testing it doesn't seem to make a difference. Not sure why you would get
that error message.



"Dave R." wrote in message
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You can try adding -- to ensure a2:d2 are counted as numbers

=SUMPRODUCT(--A2:D2,{1000000,100,10,1})


"an" wrote in message
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Thanks too.
But Return #VALUE (?)
an

-----Original Message-----
an wrote...
I have next cells:
A B C D
101 1 3

With =A1 & C1 & D1, I obtained 10113.
However, I need to intercalate one string type 001,

002...
between cells.

Example:
A B C D
101 001 1 3
(Where 001 is formated with Custom to have 3 digits.
I would like to obtain 10100113.)
....

An alternative,

=SUMPRODUCT(A2:D2,{1000000,100,10,1})

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