Concat
The Concat function combines text strings.
Usage
Concat(string_1, string_2, ...)
Function arguments:
string_1 | (required) First string to combine in the sequence. |
string_2+ | (optional) Additional strings to combine in the sequence. |
- Concat doesn't automatically add spaces between strings. To add a space in the output, include
" "
as its own argument. - To include a number or date value as a string, place quotation marks around the value (
"2024-01-01"
). - To treat values in a number column as text strings, enclose the column name in the Text function (
Text([Column])
).
Example
Concat("queen", "bee")
Returns queenbee
.
Concat("queen", " ", "bee")
Returns queen bee
.
Concat ([Name], Text([ID No]))
Combines a column of names with their corresponding ID numbers.
Concat([Store Region], "\n", [Store State])
When the newline character (\n
) is added as an argument, Concat generates the subsequent argument on a new line. To view the output on separate lines, ensure Wrap text formatting is applied to the column.
Updated 9 months ago
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