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Your formula should read as follows
=CONCATENATE(A1," ","&"," ",B1) -- Taffy ~ Pulled in EVERY Direction & as SWEET as can be!! "Eric" wrote: I'm trying to concatenate the text strings from two cells. Both strings include text and numbers separeated by hyphens. Cell A1 = ##-#### Cel B1 = ##-@@@@. When I try to merge the two using =A1&" "&"B1 I get @@@@, the text string after the hyphen in the second cell. Why is it cutting off at the hyphen and what can I do to remedy this? Many thanks in advance for your assistance. |
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