Asked by sh
Cecilia has a series of first, last, and middle names she wants to combine into a single cell. However, some cells are missing data (for example, there’s no middle name for many rows). Which command will best suit her needs?
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Responses
SORT
SORT
CONCAT
CONCAT
TEXTJOIN
TEXTJOIN
MERGE
MERGE
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TEXTJOIN
Use TEXTJOIN with a space delimiter and ignore-empty set TRUE. Example:
=TEXTJOIN(" ", TRUE, A2:C2)
This joins first, middle, last and skips any missing names so you don't get extra spaces.
Use TEXTJOIN with a space delimiter and ignore-empty set TRUE. Example:
=TEXTJOIN(" ", TRUE, A2:C2)
This joins first, middle, last and skips any missing names so you don't get extra spaces.
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