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#1 you might have the column or cell formatted as text. Format as "General" and see if that works. #2 you have too many quotes, try this instead: =CONCATENATE("[AMST.FIPS_STATE] LIKE ",E1,"") HTH, JP On Oct 19, 12:32 pm, datamia wrote: Problem #1: I am trying to concatenate using text in "" and cells. My cells are formatted to text because I need to keep 0's in front of numbers in my cells. The result is showing the formula and not the value. How can I get the value? Ctrl+ ` doesn't work: =CONCATENATE("[AMST.FIPS_STATE] LIKE "",E1,""") Problem #2: You might have noticed lots of "s. In my concatenate result, I need to have quotes, for example, the result should look like this: [AMST.FIPS_STATE] LIKE "06". The quotes needed in my result are confusing the formula. |
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