EXCEL CONCATENATE FUNCTION

This function combines many text items into a single text item. The CONCATENATE function merges text from several cells into a single cell. In the sample file, type =CONCATENATE(A2,B2) in cell C2 to view the combined text in C2.

Syntax:

=CONCATENATE(Argument1, Argument2)

  • You may have recognized that the first and last names do not have a space between them. That’s because CONCATENATE will only combine what you tell it to mix. If you want punctuation, spaces, or other features to appear in the cell, you must instruct CONCATENATE to include them.
  • We may easily add another parameter to add a space: ” ” (two double quotations surrounded by a space) Make sure to separate the three arguments with commas: =CONCATENATE(A2, “,” B2)
  • As in the preceding example, you may insert a comma, a word, or any other character between the names.

Step By Step Guide of CONCATENATE Function

Example :

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