The ArrayToText function in Excel converts an array of text into a text string. The function takes two arguments: the first is the text string to be converted, and the second is the range of cells that contain the text. The function returns a text string that is the concatenation of the text in the cells in the range.
The syntax of the ARRAYTOTEXT function in Excel is as follows:
=ARRAYTOTEXT(array,delimiter,text_format)
The function takes three arguments:
array - the array of text values to be converted
delimiter - the delimiter character(s) to be used to separate the text values in the array
text_format - the text format to be used for the converted text values
ARRAYTOTEXT is a function that takes an array of text values and converts them into a single text string. The function is most commonly used to combine the text values from a range of cells into a single string. For example, the following formula would return "John,Mary,Mike" if the range A1:A3 contains the text values "John", "Mary", and "Mike":
=ARRAYTOTEXT(A1:A3)
ARRAYTOTEXT should not be used when the text to be extracted is in a different row or column than the text to be entered into the cell.
The Excel function ARRAYTOTEXT is used to convert an array of text values into a single text string. Some similar Excel functions to ARRAYTOTEXT are:
TEXTJOIN: The TEXTJOIN function is used to join text values from multiple cells into a single text string. The TEXTJOIN function has the following syntax: TEXTJOIN(text_delimiter, text1, text2, …)
CONCATENATE: The CONCATENATE function is used to join text values from multiple cells into a single text string. The CONCATENATE function has the following syntax: CONCATENATE(text1, text2, text3, …)
JOIN: The JOIN function is used to join text values from multiple cells into a single text string. The JOIN function has the following syntax: JOIN(text_delimiter, text1, text2, text3, …)
