CONCAT Google Sheet Formula
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CONCAT Formula Syntax
Example Use Case
Combining text strings or ranges into one
Understanding the CONCAT Formula
The CONCAT function in Excel merges text strings or ranges into one, replacing the older CONCATENATE. It’s a modern text tool for combining—like joining names or building phrases—handling ranges more efficiently.
CONCAT(A1, " ", B1) with 'John' and 'Doe' returns 'John Doe'. It takes multiple arguments, including ranges (e.g., A1:A3), stitching them seamlessly—more flexible than CONCATENATE for bulk text.
Why Use CONCAT?
CONCAT streamlines text merging—think dynamic labels or range-based outputs. Its range support and simplicity make it a powerful upgrade, perfect for modern text combination tasks.
Example with Sample Data
| Inputs | Formula | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 'John', ' ', 'Doe' | =CONCAT("John", " ", "Doe") | John Doe |
| 'A', 'B', 'C' | =CONCAT(A1:A3) | ABC |
| 'Hi', '-', 'there' | =CONCAT("Hi", "-", "there") | Hi-there |
CONCAT fuses: 'John Doe', 'ABC' from a range. It’s a text combiner.
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