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Help with formula

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Mike Kiekover - 20 Apr 2007 16:29 GMT
I apologize if this is a duplicate. I don't see the original in my sent folder, so nor sure what happened.

I need to modify the following formula so that the final -[E13] is associated only if E13 contains a value. I would greatly appreciate assistance.

Mike K

=CONCATENATE(B13,"-",C13,"-",D13,"-",E13)
FloMM2 - 22 Apr 2007 11:08 GMT
Mike,
If I understand you... if cell [E13] is empty you do not want to
concatenate this cell has a value in it.
The formula looks something like:
=IF(E13<>"",CONCATENATE(B13,"-",C13,"-",D13,"-",E13),CONCATENATE(B13,"-",C13,"-",D13))
However, if you want the cell to be empty if cell [E13] is empty, it would
look like :
=IF(E13<>"",CONCATENATE(B13,"-",C13,"-",D13,"-",E13),"")
HTH,

> I apologize if this is a duplicate. I don't see the original in my sent folder, so nor sure what happened.
>
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>
> =CONCATENATE(B13,"-",C13,"-",D13,"-",E13)

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