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You've chosen an interesting combination of the CONCATENATE function and the
& operator. =concatenate("T",TEXT(A1,"000000000"))&TEXT(A2,"00 0000000000") could be expressed as =concatenate("T",TEXT(A1,"000000000"),TEXT(A2,"000 000000000")) or ="T"&TEXT(A1,"000000000")&TEXT(A2,"000000000000 ") -- David Biddulph "Art" wrote in message ... Thank you all for the rapid responses. This is the formula that I was able to get to work. =concatenate("T",TEXT(A1,"000000000"))&TEXT(A2,"00 0000000000") This is probably what you were trying to tell me. Thanks Again "Art" wrote: I am trying to create a string of numbers from 2 different number formats. The formula I am trying is on test tab 3 =concatenate("T",Test1!A1,Test1!A2). I have created custom format 00000000 for A1 and custom format 000000000000 for A2. A1 has 000000006 A2 has 000001212422 I would like it to return T000000006000001212422 but it returns T61212422. Any ideas on how to make it work? Thanks |
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