In Excel, text concatenation is a common task which can be accomplished easily with the CONCATENATE function or with the “&” operator. For example, to concatenate “AB”, “CD”, “EF”, we can use Excel formula: =CONCATENATE(“AB”,”CD”,”EF”) or =”AB” & “CD” & “EF” In this tutorial, we
Today when I was looking through the stackoverflow forum, I came up to this question: vba-clean-up-conditional-duplication-of-rows Though the question was actually VBA related I was able to find a solution that did not require any programming. Since the solution was challenging and interesting I thought
Adding (Concatenating) text in cells can be done using the “&” symbol. In the example below cell D2 adds (concatenates) the strings in cells A2, B2 and C2: Result: By modifying the values in the cells A2, B2 or C2 the value in D2 is automatically updated: