=CONCATENATE(A2,"+",B2,"+",C2,"+",D2)
the above function combine 4 columns data into one but the problem is it adds extra "+" sign where there is blank cell.
I don't want that extra + sign. Please watch my attached file.. Thanks for the help.
=CONCATENATE(A2,"+",B2,"+",C2,"+",D2)
the above function combine 4 columns data into one but the problem is it adds extra "+" sign where there is blank cell.
I don't want that extra + sign. Please watch my attached file.. Thanks for the help.
Try thix...
=SUBSTITUTE(TRIM(A2&" "&B2&" "&C2&" "&D2)," ","+")
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Thank you very much!! that worked great..
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