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TEXTJOIN
This function combines the text from multiple strings, and includes the specified delimiter between each text value.
Syntax
TEXTJOIN(delimiter, ignore_empty, value1, value2, ...)
Arguments
This function has the following arguments:
Argument | Description |
|---|---|
delimiter | Refers to a text string (either empty, or one or more characters inside double quotes) or a cell reference containing text value. If you pass a number in this argument, it will be recognized as text. |
ignore_empty | Accepts a boolean TRUE or FALSE. If this value is TRUE, it ignores empty cells. |
value1 | Refers to a text string, or an array of strings to be joined. |
value2 | [Optional] Refers to the additional text strings to be joined. |
Remarks
The resultant string can hold a maximum of 32767 characters. If the resultant string exceeds this limit, this function will return an error.
Data Types
Returns string data.
Examples
TEXTJOIN(" ", TRUE, "You", "may", "get", "late", "for", "party.") gives the result You may get late for party.