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    Joining multiple fields and adding one repeating

    Hi,

    i want to concatenate column header names from table and add for each preceding string "Table1."
    How to do this via formula?

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    Re: Joining multiple fields and adding one repeating

    Are you still using Excel 2016???? I thought TEXTJOIN was only in 365...
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    Re: Joining multiple fields and adding one repeating

    If so:

    =TEXTJOIN(";",TRUE,"Table1."&Table1[#Headers])
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    thank you!

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    You're welcome. If you are now using 365, please update your profile.
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