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A report lists in 2 columns an account number and a sub-account number as
numeric fields. I want to concantenate these fields. when I use "=CONCATENATE(B7,C7)" I get a #VALUE! error message. If I place a ' infront of the numbers in B7 and C7 then it works fine. Is there any way to use the concantenate function without inserting the ' infront of a few thousand fields? Changing the cell format to text has not worked. Thanks |
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