ConcatString
Use ConcatString to generate a single string with values separated by asterisks.
ConcatString is a helper function that can be used to input an array of cell values and output a single string that contains the values separated by a user-defined symbol. ConcatString requires a minimum of 1 cell and a maximum of 20.
Syntax
ConcatString("<symbol>",<cell_range_min>:<cell_max_max>)
|
Argument |
Description |
Required/Optional |
|---|---|---|
| Symbol |
The symbol that you want to use to separate the values.
Note: Values will be spliced with nothing
in between them if this argument is empty.
|
Optional |
| <cell_range_min>:<cell_range_max> |
A range of cells that contains the values to concatenate. For example, F8:H8 specifies the cells F8, G8, and H8. |
Required |
Example
The following examples assume that the values of the cells at F8, G8, and H8 are laptop, tablet, and mobile.
Example input:
ConcatString("^",F8:H8)
Example output:
"laptop^tablet^mobile"
Example input:
ConcatString("",F8:H8)
Example output:
"laptoptabletmobile"
Example input:
ConcatString(,F8:H8)
Example output:
"laptoptabletmobile"