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I am trying to concatenate two cells. One of the cells is formatted using the
"Special" option on Format Cells. The formatting I have been using is the one for postal codes, and for Swedish use, the postal code is normally formatted as 123 45, i.e. three digits, a space and then two digits. The formatting applied on the cell when it is by itself works fine. When I concatenate the postal code with something else, the formatting doesn't work anymore. I suspect that I could use the TEXT-function, and give a formatting instruction as the second argument, something like this: =A1&Text(B1;"format code") but I couldn't find what format code to use. Anyone knows? |
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