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Could anyone tell me how do this.
Two cells (B3) which reads 175.50 (E3) which reads 6 15/16. (This one is the result of a formula and has been formated to read as a fraction) I would like the result of my CONCATENATE to read: 175.50mm [6 15/16"] but can't get the fraction to work. This is what I have in my formula at the moment: =CONCATENATE(FIXED(B3,1,TRUE), "mm [", FIXED(E3,2,TRUE)," in]") |
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