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Hi everyone,
I'm using a swedish version so I don't know the exact name of the function I used, but it "merged" the values of cell references that I inputed. A1=Left A2=B1 A3=4 So, I write the function (translated to english): =MERGE("=";A1;"(;";A2;";";A3;")") Which then reads: =Left(B1;4) Now, the big question... is it possible to evaluate this function directly? Alternatively I need to copy / paste value to have it evaluated, but this feels unnecessary cumbersome.. I'm sure there's a more clever approach - I just need someone to point it out to me : Kindly, Mikael Sweden |
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