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    Quote Originally Posted by rollis13 View Post
    Infact, they shouldn't be there. The quotation marks are there just because of the line breaks. How is your concatenation formula ? can you rearrange it ?
    The formula is:

    =A1&" "&A2&"

    "&A3

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    Why couldn't your formula be like this: =A1&" "&A2&" "&A3
    This doesn't have line breaks and doesn't add quotation marks to your copy/paste.

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