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I have looked this up in the help section. The instructions and the example
are not the same. I have tried several variations of both but I'm still not getting the results. Any help is greatly appreciated. I have included some of the formulas that I've tried. =(C4&" "&D4) from the instructions =C4&" "&D4 from the example =(C4,&" "&D4) =(C4&"&D4) |
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![]() =concatenate(C4," ",D4) "Steelsilk" wrote in message ... I have looked this up in the help section. The instructions and the example are not the same. I have tried several variations of both but I'm still not getting the results. Any help is greatly appreciated. I have included some of the formulas that I've tried. =(C4&" "&D4) from the instructions =C4&" "&D4 from the example =(C4,&" "&D4) =(C4&"&D4) |
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=(C4&""&D4)
"RFJ" wrote: =concatenate(C4," ",D4) "Steelsilk" wrote in message ... I have looked this up in the help section. The instructions and the example are not the same. I have tried several variations of both but I'm still not getting the results. Any help is greatly appreciated. I have included some of the formulas that I've tried. =(C4&" "&D4) from the instructions =C4&" "&D4 from the example =(C4,&" "&D4) =(C4&"&D4) |
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The one from the instructions and from the example should work for you. What
do you get when you enter those formulas? an error message? "Steelsilk" wrote: I have looked this up in the help section. The instructions and the example are not the same. I have tried several variations of both but I'm still not getting the results. Any help is greatly appreciated. I have included some of the formulas that I've tried. =(C4&" "&D4) from the instructions =C4&" "&D4 from the example =(C4,&" "&D4) =(C4&"&D4) |
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What results do you want?
Either 1 and 2 formulas will do the trick. C4 contains qwerty D4 contains asdfgh =C4&" "&D4 returns qwerty asdfgh Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 17 May 2007 05:31:03 -0700, Steelsilk wrote: I have looked this up in the help section. The instructions and the example are not the same. I have tried several variations of both but I'm still not getting the results. Any help is greatly appreciated. I have included some of the formulas that I've tried. =(C4&" "&D4) from the instructions =C4&" "&D4 from the example =(C4,&" "&D4) =(C4&"&D4) |
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