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Let's suppose the following facts:
I have two cells, each one containing one number. I want to make a refference of the two values that I need to view in a third cell, separated by commas or ";" or anything else. So, if two cells have the "44" and "55" vallues, can I have a third cell that will contain the following value: "44,55" or "44;55" or "44 55"? Please help me if there's any chance. Thanks. |
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