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The TEXTJOIN function will do what you want: TEXTJOIN(";",1,A1:A3)
E-mail addresses in single column to delimited values in a single cell
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I have a column that contains e-mail addresses. I need to transform this column into a single cell that has a semi-colon between each address. I know you can manually do things with Concatenate, Transpose, F9 & deleting the curly braces, but is there a way to write a FORMULA that will perform this function?
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Emi Zhang-MSFT 30,046 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff2024-10-28T06:13:17.8333333+00:00 Hi,
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