You can make your own function (a UDF):

Function con_kitty_enate(r As Range, sep) As String
If TypeOf sep Is Range Then
v = sep.Value
Else
v = sep
End If

i = 0
For Each rr In r
If IsEmpty(rr) Then
Else
If i = 0 Then
con_kitty_enate = rr.Value
i = 1
Else
con_kitty_enate = con_kitty_enate & v & rr.Value
End If
End If
Next
End Function


So if we have in A1 thru A10:

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

then:

=con_kitty_enate(A1:A24,".")
will display:
1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10

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Gary''s Student - gsnu2007h


" wrote:

In this case, I want to take a set of values from one sheet where they
are related to a Term and paste into a separate sheet, but paste them
all into a single cell.

I could use the function =concatenate(Sheet1!b15, Sheet1!b16, Sheet1!
b17,Sheet1!b18,Sheet1!b19). And I'd need to add a delimiter in there
making it =concatenate(Sheet1!b15,", ",Sheet1!b16,", ",Sheet1!b17,",
",Sheet1!b18,", ",Sheet1!b19). This is fairly straightforward, but I
have a few of these right now and they range from 3 terms to 17 (in
today's batch).

Is there an easier way to do this? Wouldn't in be nice if the function
CONCATENATE allowed you to specify a range or list and then a
delimiter?

But it doesn't work that way - is there an easier way (than the manual
way described above) that I haven't thought of?