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EXCEL TEXTJOIN FUNCTION
Excel TEXTJOIN Function Introduction
The TEXTJOIN function in Excel concatenates several data with or without a delimiter. TEXTJOIN may combine values specified as cell references, ranges, or constants, and it can also discard empty cells.
The formula for the TEXTJOIN function has the input “delimiter,” where we must provide the separator in double inverted commas.
Description of Excel TEXTJOIN Function
Syntax :
=TEXTJOIN(delimiter, ignore_empty, text1, [text2], …)
Parameters :
delimiter (mandatory) – A word string that is either empty or includes one or more characters contained by double quotes, or a reference to a valid text string. If a number is provided, it will be interpreted as text.
ignore empty (mandatory) –
If TRUE, empty cells are ignored.
text1 (required) –
To be joined is a text item. A text string or string array, such as a range of cells
[text2,…] Structured paraphrase (optional) –
Additional text pieces will be added. Text items, including text1, can have a maximum of 252 text arguments. Each can be a text string or an array of strings, such as a cell range.
Step By Step Guide of TEXTJOIN Function
Example :
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