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I want to take the numbers from two columns and combine - but them. For
instance:

Column A = 01
Column B = 101
Column C will equal 01101
What function will i use to achieve this?
Thank you,
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=A1&A2
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I want to take the numbers from two columns and combine - but them. For
instance:

Column A = 01
Column B = 101
Column C will equal 01101
What function will i use to achieve this?
Thank you,
Kevin
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Have you tried =A1&B1 ?
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I want to take the numbers from two columns and combine - but them. For
instance:

Column A = 01
Column B = 101
Column C will equal 01101
What function will i use to achieve this?
Thank you,
Kevin
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And maybe...

=text(a1,"00")&text(b1,"000")

if those are really numbers.



KevinS wrote:

I want to take the numbers from two columns and combine - but them. For
instance:

Column A = 01
Column B = 101
Column C will equal 01101
What function will i use to achieve this?
Thank you,
Kevin
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Is it the times or the Zeitgiest?


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Thank you. That is exactly what I wanted.
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=A1&A2
Regards,
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I want to take the numbers from two columns and combine - but them. For
instance:

Column A = 01
Column B = 101
Column C will equal 01101
What function will i use to achieve this?
Thank you,
Kevin
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Thank you. That is exactly what I wanted.
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Have you tried =A1&B1 ?
best wishes
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"KevinS" wrote in message
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I want to take the numbers from two columns and combine - but them. For
instance:

Column A = 01
Column B = 101
Column C will equal 01101
What function will i use to achieve this?
Thank you,
Kevin
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Is it the times or the Zeitgiest?




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