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I want to be able to insert a phrase such as Month 3 where the month number
is entered in a different cell (say B4). I have therefore entered formula - concatenate("month ",B4) and it returns a #value! error. Both cells have general format. When I do this on a brand new spreadsheet i don't have a problem in that it displays as Month 3 so there must be a problem on the spreadsheet i am using which is causing this. Does anybody have any clues? |
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