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I'm trying to concatenate 2 columns "project name" and "project number".
This is what I would like to do with the following given: concatenate column width: 32 Project name: Microsoft Project number: 121212 formula: = '=concatenate(A1," ",A2) current output = Microsoft 121212 (17 characters) attempting output = Microsoft 121212 (32 characters) basically i want to add spaces between the two based on the width of the column minus the number of characters of the current output (note that each row will have a different number of characters. In other terms, i want to push "microsoft" to the far left of the cell and "121212" to the far right Can this be done? Thanks. |
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