Introduction to the VBA Concatenate Function ⟴ Syntax String1 = “First Text” String2 = “Second Text” ⟴ Return Value Return_value = String1 & String2 4 Different Uses of VBA Concatenate Function in Excel Method 1 – Use the Ampersand (&) Operator to Join Cells in VBA Concatenate ...
Method 3 – Using CONCATENATE Function for Ranges CONCATENATEfunction cannot recognize an array, i.e. if you want to join values in cellsA1, A2, A3, and A4,you cannot write the argument as(A1:A4), rather it must be(A1,A2,A3,A4). You have to separate the inputs with commas in the...
The concatenate function may not be as well known as other common Excel features such as IF and VLOOKUP, but it’s still effective, even though it performs a more simple function in nature. If you areusing Microsoft Excel, you can use concatenate to merge the data you have inserted into ...
This section provides CONCATENATE function examples to show you how to use it in Excel. Example 1: Combine first name and last name As the below screenshot shown, how to combine the first, middle and the last names into one cell? The CONCATENATE function will help to solve the problem. 1...
You can use the Excel Concatenate function to create a sentence, join and add space between words, comma between words, space between words, etc.
The CONCATENATE function in Excel is used to link columns and combine data. Learn the syntax and function of this formula to efficiently merge two...
If one of the arguments passed in the CONCATENATE function is invalid, it returns #VALUE!Method 2: Using & operatorIt is another way to combine the Excel cells data. Basically, the ampersand operator (&) is an alternative to CONCATENATE function. You can also use this to combine the cells...
Concatenate strings with line breaks We may want to display some of these elements in separate lines. To do so, we can use the CHAR(10) unicode character to insert a line break. =CONCATENATE(A2," ",B2,CHAR(10),C2,", ",D2,CHAR(10),E2) Note that in the above instance, we remove...
First, we will see how we will do with worksheet function then we will see the same in VBA. Consider two strings in excel as shown in below screenshot. Now use concatenate function to combine both the strings. Observe the formula, D4 and E4 are the address of the cells that we want...
If you want to concatenate text together, separated by a delimiter (comma, semi-colon, space, line break, etc.) then use the TEXTJOIN Function. It is available in Excel 2016 and above. =TEXTJOIN(" ",false,B3:C3) The above combines First Name and Last Name (column B and C) with a...