CONCATENATE + IF Function in Excel: Syntax, Examples and Free Practice
CONCATENATE + IF is an Excel Text function. Adds a conditional prefix or suffix to a piece of text depending on whether a condition is met.
CONCATENATE + IF syntax
Arguments
condition: Test to checkdescription: The base text to combine with
When to use CONCATENATE + IF
Automatically prefixing 'Urgent:' onto a task description only when its priority is High.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the CONCATENATE + IF function do in Excel?
Adds a conditional prefix or suffix to a piece of text depending on whether a condition is met.
What is the syntax of CONCATENATE + IF in Excel?
The syntax is =CONCATENATE(IF(condition, "Urgent: ", ""), description). condition: Test to check; description: The base text to combine with.
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