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Default How to concatenate an array of four stings using formulae (not UDF)


Hi All,

I need to work out how to concatenate an array of four strings skin to
the following (which does not work):

=CONCATENATE({"AAA";"BBB";"CCC";"DDD"})

="AAABBBCCCDDD"


Looks deceptively simple, but I am stumped (or stupid!)

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Alan.

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