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concatenation Resources

  • Using the Concatenate Function in Excel

    Tue 10 Feb 2015

    The concatenate function quickly links the content of two or more cells The concatenate function in Excel allows you to join text strings from different cells (like first name and last name) which can be very useful. It can be used with a number of other Excel functions. You can concatenate in Excel by using the Concatenate function […]

  • Showing text from another cell (concatenation)

    Thu 23 Aug 2012

    Today I wanted to be able to show the text which was stored in another cell, within a ‘string’ of text. I wanted to have a name ‘John’ as plain text in cell C3. In cell A1, I wanted to be able to display ‘Hello <whatever is in cell C3>’. My colleague Doug here at […]

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