Learn how to concatenate text strings in Excel using the CONCATENATE function. Our step-by-step guide makes it easy to join two or more text strings into one.
Excel data is not always available in the format that we need when working with it. There are situations when we want to combine the data from several cells into one cell. But if you concatenate columns manually row-by-row, it can take hours ⏳ Luckily, the CONCAT function is here to the rescue.
Learn to effortlessly combine text in Excel with our beginner-friendly guide. Master the CONCATENATE function and streamline your data management today!
Learn how to efficiently use the Excel CONCATENATE function to combine text and data. Master the basics, explore advanced techniques, and compare alternatives.
The tutorial demonstrates how to concatenate text strings, numbers and dates in Excel in the desired format. Learn how to combine cells, ranges and columns using the CONCATENATE function and "&" operator.
Concatenation is the operation of joining values together to form text. For example, to join "A" and "B" together with concatenation, you can use a formula like this: The ampersand (&) is Excel's concatenation operator.
To concatenate the cells and keep the dates in column B formatted as dates, we can instead use the following formula: By using the TEXT function within the CONCAT function, we are able to concatenate the employee names and the dates while keeping the dates in the correct format.