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![]() Hi I am trying to concatenate a number of labels together separated by a comma. However, if one of these cells is blank I end up with a number of blanks together. For example A , B , C ,,,,,,,,G,H etc As I want to remove these excess commas from the label I tried to use the "Substitute" formula, as follows =SUBSTITUTE(+F43&" , "&F44&" , "&F45&" , "&F46&" , "&F47&" , "&F48&" , "&F49&" , "&F50&" , "&F51&" , "&F52&" , "&F53&" , "&F54&" , "&F55&" , "&F56,",,","") ...... but it only removes every second comma The real formula actually concatenates a lot mor cells than mentioned in the above formula, so I can't use any "If" or "ISBlank" functions as I will exceed the character limit of 256. Does anyone have any other approach please? Thanks in advance Peter -- PeterW ------------------------------------------------------------------------ PeterW's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=6496 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=502775 |
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