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CONCATENATE - Auto Quotation Marks Appears

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    CONCATENATE - Auto Quotation Marks Appears

    Hi,

    I have made a sentence combining different cells in excel via using CONCATENATE Function. When I am copying it and pasting it in the browser or notepad, it adds Quotation Marks. Any ways this can be avoided, so that I dont have to remove the Quotation Marks manually. Which I never wanted in the first place.

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    Addy

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    Re: CONCATENATE - Auto Quotation Marks Appears

    I just teested on this in A1:A3
    aaa
    bbb
    ccc
    I used...
    =CONCATENATE(A1," ",A2," ",A3)
    and...
    =A1&" "&A2&" "&A3
    and pasted the "answer" for both of them into notepad - neither gave me quotation marks?
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