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Excel CONCAT Function

Excel CONCAT function
Summary 

The Excel CONCAT function concatenates (joins) values supplied as references or constants. Unlike the CONCATENATE function (which CONCAT replaces), CONCAT allows you to supply a range of cells to join, in addition to individual cell references.

Purpose 
Join text values without delimiter
Return value 
Result of concatenated text
Syntax 
=CONCAT (text1, [text2], ...)
Arguments 
  • text1 - First text value, cell reference, or range.
  • text2 - [optional] Second text value, cell reference, or range.
Usage notes 
  1. CONCAT is a new function in Excel 2016.
  2. CONCAT can accept ranges in addition to individual cells
Related functions 
Excel CONCATENATE function
Excel CONCATENATE Function

The Excel CONCATENATE function concatenates (joins) join up to 30 text items together and returns the result as text. The CONCAT function replaces CONCATENATE in newer versions of Excel.

Excel TEXTJOIN function
Excel TEXTJOIN Function

The Excel TEXTJOIN function concatenates (joins) values with a given delimiter. Unlike the CONCAT function, TEXTJOIN allows you to supply a range of cells, and has a setting to ignore empty values.

Good links 
Microsoft CONCAT function documentation

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