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CONCATANATE
How to concatanate two fields. Entered =concatanate(a2,b2). Getting #NAME?
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=concatEnate()
or =a2&b2 And avoid typos! And if you're combining dollars/dates, you may want something like: =text(a2,"mm/dd/yyyy") & " " & text(b2,"$#,##0.00") nlogan wrote: How to concatanate two fields. Entered =concatanate(a2,b2). Getting #NAME? -- Dave Peterson |
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concatEnate
with an 'e' -- Hope this helps. If it does, please click the Yes button. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Gary Brown "nlogan" wrote: How to concatanate two fields. Entered =concatanate(a2,b2). Getting #NAME? |
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OR use & as below
=A2&B2 -- Jacob (MVP - Excel) "nlogan" wrote: How to concatanate two fields. Entered =concatanate(a2,b2). Getting #NAME? |
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