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Is there a formula to string multiple cells either work or numbers to one cell

A1  example A1 to = string to look like  (12,15,658)  - with or without brackets()

A1 pulling from cell B1(12), B2(15), B3(658)

 

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Depends what version of excel you are running - Office 365 or 2019 you can use Textjoin and it is perfect for what you are asking

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Older versions you would have to manually join, which is okay if you only have a couple of numbers to join

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it is also possible to cheat if it is only done occasionally

In the results cell type = then select the range, while in edit mode highlight the formula in the formula bar and press f9 to evaluate the formula, remove the = and the numbers are seperated with a semi colon

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I am sure there are other options that i have missed

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Thank you 

textjoin_old.png worked 

textjoin.png came up as  #NAME?           =TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,R223:R248)

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textjoin came up with the name error as you must be on an older version of excel

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yes 2016

guess I have to upgrade 

thanks

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Here is a good list showing all Excel functions and from which version they are available.

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If you cant upgrade then a small macro can do the same thing as textjoin

Sub StringOfNumbtoCell()

Dim NumsRange As Range
Dim NumsCell As Range
Dim D As String
Dim Output As String

D = Range("b1")

Range("d1").ClearContents

Set NumsRange = Range("A:A")

For Each NumsCell In NumsRange
Output = Output & NumsCell & D
If NumsCell = "" Then
Output = Left(Output, Len(Output) - 2)
Range("d1") = Output
Exit Sub
End If

Next NumsCell

End Sub

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