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    Concatenate formula

    Hi Guys

    I am using a concatenate formula.

    included within the string of cells that I am combining there is one which says "3.00mm". The formula displays this as 3mm cutting off the decimals, how do I make it display as 3.00mm?

    Thanks

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    Re: Concatenate formula

    Foramt cells -> Custom -> 0,00 " mm"
    Never use Merged Cells in Excel

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    Re: Concatenate formula

    Hi

    Thanks for the reply

    This changes the original cell but doesnt make a difference to the concatenate formula. The formula still displays "3" not 3.00.

    Lets say A1 contains 3.00
    And lets say my formula is =concatenate("abcd"," ",A1,"mm") in cell B1.

    The end result at the moment in B1 is "abcd 3mm"
    i need it to be "abcd 3.00mm

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    Re: Concatenate formula

    Perhapes =concatenate("abcd"," ",ROUND(A1,2),"mm")

    Going to test it

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    Re: Concatenate formula

    Nope..No Luck

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    Re: Concatenate formula

    Try

    =concatenate("abcd"," ",Text(A1,"0.00"),"mm")
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    Re: Concatenate formula

    excellent

    Thanks Guys

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