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How to have vlookup pull in info from two different cells into one cell

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    How to have vlookup pull in info from two different cells into one cell

    I am pulling information into one sheet from another...the trouble I am having is that Sheet 1 has first and last name is two different columns and I need both first and last name to be combined into one cell in sheet 2 by a shared identifier.

    for example:

    Book 1

    A B C
    1 100 John Smith
    2 101 Frank Smith
    3 102 Jim Smith

    Book 2

    A B
    1 100 John Smith
    2 101 Frank Smith
    3 102 Jim Smith

    Here is an example of the formula I would normally use : =VLOOKUP(A1, [Book2]Sheet1!$A$1:$C$3, 2, FALSE)

    I want to include the info from column B & C (so instead of just "2" - like "2&3") and come back with first and last name (with a space inbetween) to fill into B1 in Book2

    I am a begginer to excel formulas, so any help would be greatly appreciated...

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    Re: How to have vlookup pull in info from two different cells into one cell

    Try it like this :
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