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I have two columns in my excel sheet like that:
1234 | 548
21596 | 1875
When i concatenate this two field by doing =A1&B1 then it give me 1234 548 with space between the two values.
Why it put a space and how can I erase it? It’s for populate a database, so I don’t want a space between my values. Any ideas please?
You probably just have an extra space before your second values or behind your first values, causing you to get a space. But you can use the
TRIM()function to delete spaces.Seen as though you’re French, here’s the link to the
SUPPRESPACE()function.