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I have a string of text in one cell and another string in a different cell.
I'd like to use the concatenate worksheet function to have them in a single cell seperate by a line return. This then repeats down the columns. e.g. A B C (what I'd like) 1 ABC DEF ABC DEF 2 GHI JKL GHI JKL Does anyone know how I can insert a line return "character / symbol" into the concatenate worksheet function to make this work or alternatively can anyone suggest another way of doing this??? Thanks in advance all you lovely people.... |
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