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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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