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how do I concatenate custom formatted numbers
=TEXT(A2,"000000")&TEXT(B2,"000000")&TEXT(C2,"0000 00")
when you reference a cell containing a number (formatted as a number) it only looks at the value of the cell, not the displayed result. You have to include the format within the TEXT function, like the formula above. "RobynP" wrote: I have three colums I am trying to concatenate they look like this: A B C Map Lot Unit 000001 000001 000000 I have had to create a custom format to make all of the zeros show. The first 2 columns are formatted as 00000# and the last column is formatted as 00000#0. When I enter the formula in a destination cell (Column D Row 2) I enter the following formula: =CONCATENATE(A2,B2,C2) As a result I get only the formula showing in the destination cell if formatted as "Text", if the cell is formatted "General" I get a total of 110. I would appreciate any help anyone can give. Thanks! Robyn |
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