Concatenate Formula To Retain Cell Formats

Jun 11, 2008

I have the below concatenate formula and it works for what I need..well, almost. I know I don't have the format cells option when using concatenate, but I need the answers to the formula to come out as a percentage or to two decimal places. I have searched and honestly don't understand how to do this in my formula....

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Format painter and "paste special - format" copies any formats as well as the conditional format rules.

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D5: Middle Name:
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D8: Organization:

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[Code] .....

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Attached File : Email Generator.xlsx‎

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HTML Code:

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