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I would love to be able to concatenate any non-blank entries from a list.
Unfortunately, I can't seem to do that other than manually entering each cell reference into a CONCATENATE() command. What I'd love to see, in order of preference, is: CONCATENATE(A1:A100) - Pretty obvious CONCATENATEIF(Range,Criteria,Concat_Range) - Like SUMIF, but concatenates DCONCATENATE(Database,Field,Criteria) - Like DSUM, but concatenates |
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