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Sorry, you stated #REF, not #VALUE.
Please give your exact formula, where it is and the formulas and values of the input cells. -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Niek Otten" wrote in message ... | It is (almost?) impossible to make CONCATENATE() to return #VALUE, unless one of the input cells is #VALUE. | What are your input values or formulas? | | -- | Kind regards, | | Niek Otten | Microsoft MVP - Excel | | | "terri" wrote in message ... ||I want to conatenate 2 cells. In cell A1 I have a Vlookup and cell A2 I have || a number. || || In cell a3 when I put =concatenate(a1,a2) I'm getting a #ref!. I'm sure || it's because of the lookup, but I really don't want to change my lookup to a || value. || || Is there anyway to get around it? || || Thanks. | | |
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