Use the =TRIM() Function to eliminate unnecessary space inside a cell

Here are the steps to follow in this lesson:

  1. When we wrote the formula =B4&” “&C4&” “&D4)  we found an unnecessary blank space between “First Name” and “Last Name” when the cell reference for “Middle Name” was blank.
  2. Edit that formula by using the =TRIM() Function to remove the extra space in the resulting cell.

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Learn 2 ways to combine text from multiple cells into 1 cell

Here are the steps to follow in this lesson:

  1. Method #1 – Use the =CONCATENATE() Function Wizard.
  2. Text1 will be the cell reference for “First Name.”
  3. Text2 will indicate a SPACE between the 2 names. Type ” ” into the text2 indicator.
  4. Text3 will be the cell reference for “Last Name.”
  5. Method # 2 – Use the Ampersand (&) symbol in your formula e.g. =B4&” “&C4.

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