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Not text as I earlier thought. I have columns C, D, E, F, and G. Total of
15 digits 5-2-4-1-3 respectively. In column A, I need to create a 15 digit number that reads the other columns and prints them as one 15 digit number. In other words, column C has '11001, column D has '15, column E has '6402, Column F has '1, Column G has '102. Under format cells these are listed as General number in each of these columns. I need in column A, the same format to give me answer of '110011564021102. What formula can I put in column A to get this desired outcome? Thanks. -- Sierra Mike |
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