| Tag | Concatenation, &, CONCAT, TEXTJOIN |
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Method 1: The ”&” concatenation operator
Place the& operator between values to join them, for example =A2 & B2 & C2.
Method 2: CONCATENATE and CONCAT functions
The CONCATENATE function joins multiple text strings together, with each argument representing one text string. CONCAT is a more flexible text concatenation function. Each argument can be a single text string or a reference that points to multiple text strings.Method 3: TEXTJOIN function
The TEXTJOIN function also joins multiple text strings, inserting a specified delimiter between each pair of strings. The arguments of the TEXTJOIN function are, in order:- Delimiter (required). If left empty, the result is the same as the CONCATENATE function.
- Whether to ignore empty text.
- One or more arguments specifying the text to join. At least one is required.
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