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Merging numbers in a column separated by coma using CONCATENATE

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    Question Merging numbers in a column separated by coma using CONCATENATE

    Can we merge numbers in a column separated by coma using CONCATENATE formula?

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    Re: Merging numbers in a column separated by coma using CONCATENATE

    Quote Originally Posted by euphoric.jag View Post
    Can we merge numbers in a column separated by coma using CONCATENATE formula?

    Can you post an example of what you want to do?
    ...Sample data and the results you want to calculate (based on the sample data)
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    Re: Merging numbers in a column separated by coma using CONCATENATE

    try it,

    =CONCATENATE(A1&","&B1)

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    Re: Merging numbers in a column separated by coma using CONCATENATE

    Sir,
    I have attached data. Kindly have a look.
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    Re: Merging numbers in a column separated by coma using CONCATENATE

    Excel does a poor job of concatenating a series of cells.
    However, if you're looking for a shortcut (sort of)...Try this:

    Using your posted workbook
    E2: =IF(A2="","",IF(ISNUMBER(A1),E1&B2&A2,A2))
    Copy that formula down through E38

    The result you want will be in E32 and E38

    Is that something you can work with?

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