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Hi Graham
It's used to concatenate text or multiple cells. e.g. A1&B1, will combine the information from the two cells into one. HTH John "Graham" wrote in message ... |
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Can be used for many operations but generally used to combine two cells like
=A1&B1 or =A1&" "&B1 Or any text operation like ="This is your salary. " & Text(B1,"$#,##0") & " For the month of February" Where B1 conatins a number like 123,456 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 18 Feb 2010 11:53:01 -0800, Graham wrote: |
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