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Concatenate question.

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    Concatenate question.

    My concatenate formula is giving me an extra quote in the result which I don't want or need, but each time I try to edit it I get an error. The parenthesis is correct....why the extra quote? Why do I get an error when I try to remove it?

    =CONCATENATE(A1, " ( ",B1," ) """)
    A1: 1-11-299-A
    B1: 0510380496

    Result:
    1-11-299-A ( 0510380496 ) "

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    Use

    =A1&"("&B1&")"

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    =CONCATENATE(A1, " ( ",B1," ",")")

    this tweaks your attempt rather than a different way of doing it.

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    Thanks for the quick assistance... I can go to lunch now.....solutions worked.

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