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Hi
I'm using Excel 2002 and am trying to combine 3 cells containing text into another cell using the formula: =CONCATENATE("M2","K2","N2") But instead of a combination of the 3 columns of text into the new cell, all I get as a result is M2K2N2 instead of the contents of these cells. What am I doing wrong? Thanks. Jeff |
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