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What is a string while merging
What is it and how do I do it?
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What is a string while merging
A string is another word for Text - a string of characters. If you
have two strings in A1 and A2 and want to join them together (merge, or concatanate), you can put this formula in another cell: =A1 & A2 and the result will be the two strings merged together. Hope this helps (with your homework ?) Pete On Jul 19, 12:25*am, Sarah wrote: What is it and how do I do it? |
What is a string while merging
you can also use the concatenate formula.... does pretty much the same
thing. On Jul 18, 8:15*pm, Pete_UK wrote: A string is another word for Text - a string of characters. If you have two strings in A1 and A2 and want to join them together (merge, or concatanate), you can put this formula in another cell: =A1 & A2 and the result will be the two strings merged together. Hope this helps (with your homework ?) Pete On Jul 19, 12:25*am, Sarah wrote: What is it and how do I do it? |
What is a string while merging
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Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 18 Jul 2008 19:22:04 -0700 (PDT), Tim879 wrote: you can also use the concatenate formula.... does pretty much the same thing. On Jul 18, 8:15*pm, Pete_UK wrote: A string is another word for Text - a string of characters. If you have two strings in A1 and A2 and want to join them together (merge, or concatanate), you can put this formula in another cell: =A1 & A2 and the result will be the two strings merged together. Hope this helps (with your homework ?) Pete On Jul 19, 12:25*am, Sarah wrote: What is it and how do I do it? |
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