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Am not sure I got you completely but I will try:<br />
Put in C1:<br />
=VALUE(CONCATENATE(A1,B1))<wbr /><br />
And make sure to format C1 as Number with 0 Decimal places.
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Am not sure I got you completely but I will try:
Put in C1:
=VALUE(CONCATENATE(A1,B1))
And make sure to format C1 as Number with 0 Decimal places.

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Thanks all.<br />
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I couldn't make the VALUE work, but ROUND, TEXT, and FIXED did - so problem solved, and with choice!<br />
Much appreciated - i've often wondered.
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Thanks all.

I couldn't make the VALUE work, but ROUND, TEXT, and FIXED did - so problem solved, and with choice!
Much appreciated - i've often wondered.

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A wizard, and sage and a genius to my rescue! &nbsp;Very grateful as ever.
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A wizard, and sage and a genius to my rescue!  Very grateful as ever.

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I want to concatenate including using a cell that has a numberwith several decimal places. It is formatted to display as to the nearest whole number. &nbsp; In the concatenated return I also want it to be to the nearest whole number, but it is of course displaying all it's decimal places. &nbsp;How can I achieve this please?
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I want to concatenate including using a cell that has a numberwith several decimal places. It is formatted to display as to the nearest whole number.   In the concatenated return I also want it to be to the nearest whole number, but it is of course displaying all it's decimal places.  How can I achieve this please?

Use cell value to nearest whole number in concatenate function

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