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I have two results which I want to concatenate in another cell.
I do not want to have decimals with - does anybody know how to avoid this ? My example is: A1=23 (cell format set to 0 decimals) A2=4 (cell format set to 0 decimals) In formula line for B2 I set: =A1&"±"&A2 Then cell B2 shows 23,333333±4,122343 but I like it shows 23±4 Can somebody help? |
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