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    If concatenate

    Here I have one excel file and i want to have formula in "G" to write like is writed manualy.
    If posible with new row after wach one

    I want to have like this in G

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    Thank you very much!

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    Re: If concatenate

    Hi

    Do you mean that you want the formula to generate the string you show in G2 or do you mean that you want G2:G7 to each show one of the 7 items you show in your post?
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    Re: If concatenate

    I want in G2 forumula to show like in post.
    But when is empty A2 or B2..... to don't show that.

    Thank you

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    Re: If concatenate

    like this:
    =$A$1&": "& IF(A2="","", TEXT(A2,"dd.mm.yyyy"))&" "&$B$1&": "& IF(B2="","",TEXT(B2,"dd.mm.yyyy"))&" "&$C$1&": "&C2&" "&$D$1&": "&D2&" "&$E$1&": "&E2&" "&$F$1&": "&F2
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    Re: If concatenate

    And when I delete A2 it is staying A1.

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    Re: If concatenate

    you could try this… =IF(OR(A2="",B2=""),"",$A$1&": "&A2&" "&$B$1&": "&B2&" "&$C$1&": "&C2&" "&$D$1&": "&D2&" "&$E$1&": "&E2&" "&$F$1&": "&F2)
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    Re: If concatenate

    Yes, thak you but how can i put just in other line

    A one line
    B other line
    C
    D
    E
    F

    Thank you

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    Re: If concatenate

    Quote Originally Posted by Anto_BT View Post
    Yes, thak you but how can i put just in other line

    A one line
    B other line
    C
    D
    E
    F

    Thank you
    In response to post #2 I guess others have take you at your word and that only G2 was relevant. If indeed you want entries in G2:G8 then can I suggest you upload a workbook which clearly shows what you want with various permutations.

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