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    Quote Originally Posted by snb View Post
    Nice function you wrote.
    Using the ADO 3.0 library I came up with:
    Thanks for commenting. I have never had to deal with data base programming before, so I cannot comment on your code. However, I do notice that Admin has responded indicating that a problem may exist with your approach, so I'll just let things stand at that.

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    I have revised the code for the ConCat function in Message #1 (the original thread message) and am using this message as an alert to those who may be subscribed to this thread. I have added the ability specify which order cells in rectangular ranges should be concatenated in... read the revised description in Message #1 to see how to work with this new functionality.

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