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![]() Range("A10").Value = Join(Application.Transpose(Application.Transpose(R ange("A1:Z1").Value)), "~") "shortstop" wrote in message ... Excel 2003 is my operating platform. I have data in a row of my spreadsheet. A1:Z1 for example. I'd like to concatenate it in VBA Code separated by a tilde "~" and have VBA put the result in cell A10. The code snippet below would suffice, I assume. However, it seems terribly inefficient. Range("A10").Value = Range("A1") & "~" & Range("B1") .......................... & "~" & Range("AZ1") Can somebody provide guidance to make my code efficient. |
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