TEXTJOIN / TRIM Concatinate Function in Excel ( Advanced ) Text Joining ( Combine )

To combine text in Excel, you can use either the ampersand (&) operator or the CONCAT / TEXTJOIN function. The ampersand method is simpler for basic text joining, while CONCAT provides more flexibility, especially when dealing with delimiters or multiple text strings. Another powerful function is TEXTJOIN, which allows combining text from multiple ranges with a specified delimiter and optionally ignoring empty cells.
Methods for Combining Text:
Ampersand (&):
This operator directly joins text strings. For example, =A1 & " " & B1 would combine the contents of cell A1, a space, and the contents of cell B1.
CONCAT Function:
The CONCAT function also combines text strings. For example, =CONCAT(A1, " ", B1) does the same as the ampersand example above.
TEXTJOIN Function:
The TEXTJOIN function is more versatile. It allows specifying a delimiter and whether to ignore empty cells. For example, =TEXTJOIN(", ", TRUE, A1:A10) would combine all the text from cells A1 to A10, separated by commas, and ignoring any blank cells.

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