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- How to Concatenate Cells but Keep Text Formatting in Excel (3 Ways)
After reading this article, you will be able to know about the excel concatenate keep text formatting with three suitable methods
- Retaining formatting in concatenate function - Microsoft Community
CONCATENATE () joins the cell contents as text Mike H Hi, As previously noted when you concatenate you end up with text but you can; in part, retain the formatting with =CONCATENATE (TEXT (A1,"%#,##0;-%#,##0") " " TEXT (B1,"%#,##0;-%#,##0"))
- Cant join two data cells with ampersand | Microsoft Community Hub
I'm trying to combine the values of two adjacent columns It's the common FirstName and LastName thing I've read in Microsoft support about using the ampersand
- Concatenate cells but keep formatting of text from source cells
I have been trying to concatenate cells from a different master sheet into one cell for a label the problem is that some parts of the text are bold (for allergens) and when I finish it erases all the formatting from original cell I've tried several different macros and nothing works Please help me!!
- Concatenate in Excel: Tips Tricks for Efficiency - SoftwareKeep
Excel's ampersand ( ) operator offers a straightforward way to concatenate text strings When using the ampersand, you simply place it between the elements you want to combine For instance, if you combine text from cells A1 and B1 with a space in between, the formula would look like =A1 " " B1
- How To Concatenate In Excel – Ampersand Shortcut
Excel has a built in formula for concatenation =CONCATENATE ( [text1], [text2],…) Replace [text1] with a reference to a cell that has the first name Replace [text2] with a reference to a cell that has the last name Wallah… you just slammed some cells together
- Can I keep the formatting when concatenating? - Microsoft Community
I am combining (concatenate) cells to form a complete description or sentence I would like to know if there is a way to maintain or format a portion of the result based on the formatting of the original cell OR if there is a way to format it by formula or macro As an alternative (if initial request is not possible)
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