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CONCATENATE

This video explains the formula syntax and usage of the CONCATENATE function in Microsoft Office Excel.

F U N C T I ON

• Joins up to 255 text string into one text string

• Joins text, numbers, cell references, or any combination of these.

DESCRIPTION

A B C

1 This

2 is

3 very

4 easyThis is very easy

Writing the following:=concatenate(A1,” ”,B2,” ”,C3,” ”,B4)will result in :

item1 [& item2] [& item3] …[& item N]

•Item1 is required and represents the first item to be concatenated.

•Where items in bracket [] are optional.

• Up to a maximum of 255 items (N <= 255).

SYNTAX (CONT.)

•Item1 is required and represents the first item to be concatenated.

•Where items in bracket [] are optional.

• Up to a maximum of 255 items (N <= 255).

•Each items must be separated by commas.

SYNTAXCONCATENATE(item1,[item2],[item3],…[itemN])

• =CONCATENATE(“This is ”, “ very” , “ easy”)

•= “This is ” & “ very” & “ easy”

•=CONCATENATE(“This is ” & “very”, “ “, “easy”)

•=“This is ” & CONCATENATE(“very”,” ”,”easy”)

•=CONCATENATE(“I want $”, 20,” dollars”)

Here are some simple examples:

CONCATENATE(item1,[item2],[item3],…[itemN])

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