If we need to join two or more strings together and format them, we need to use the “&” symbol along with the Text function in Microsoft Excel.
Lets see how we can format a number without decimal places with a thousand separator and combine it with text.
We use Excel text function to combine the number and text with formatting.
We have text in cell A1 “You still owe the sum of”, cell A2 contains the number 5434, and cell A3 contains the text “for invoice # 2232 from 6/15/2001”.
Follow the below given steps:-
Note: If you will make any changes in the cells A1:A3, the concatenated line will change automatically.
Now, we will learn how to format a number with the thousands sign – which is the letter k.
Lets use the same example as above to understand this. Cell A1 contains “You still owe the sum of”, cell A2 contains the number 5434, and cell A3 contains the text “for invoice # 2232 from 6/15/2001”.
Follow these steps -
This is how you can combine the formatted numbers with text in Microsoft Excel.
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how to display the 60 degree Celsius in excel as text 60 C . Before C in up tiny zero should come . how to do it please advice .
Hi,
You need to do as per below mentioned
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"Naturally you can do the whole thing in one cell, and of course there are multiple ways to do it:
=CONCATENATE(""You still owe the sum of "",TEXT(5432,""#,##0""),"" for invoice # 2232 from 6/15/2001"")
=""You still owe the sum of ""&TEXT(5432,""#,##0"")&"" for invoice # 2232 from 6/15/2001""
Notice the addition of the extra spaces surrounding the embedded number necessary to prevent run-in."
"Naturally you can do the whole thing in one cell, and of course there are multiple ways to do it:
=CONCATENATE(""You still owe the sum of "",TEXT(5432,""#,##0""),"" for invoice # 2232 from 6/15/2001"")
=""You still owe the sum of ""&TEXT(5432,""#,##0"")&"" for invoice # 2232 from 6/15/2001""
Notice the addition of the extra spaces surrounding the embedded number necessary to prevent run-in."