Interject Documentation > jCombine()
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The jCombine() function is helpful for developers who want to concatenate the values of cells while simultaneously skipping any empty cell. jCombine() can use both a cell range and a list of cell addresses. A list of cell address will require a delimiting character between each of the cell address in the list. The delimiter character can be custom, but it is a comma by default. When using jCombine() in a delimited list, it needs to have a second pair of parentheses around the first set.
Function Arguments
| Parameter Name | Description | Default | Optional |
|---|---|---|---|
| SelectedRange | This designates a range of cells from a worksheet that will be concatenated. This can also be used with a delimited list of cells. | NO | |
| Delimiter | This defines a character value that will designate a separation between cell addresses. The default delimiter is a comma. | NO |
Function Composition
| Formula | Example | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| =jCombine( ( SelectedRange ) ,Delimiter ) | =jCombine( ( ** "A1;B22;C4;I12" ** ) , **";"** ) | ← A List or range of cell addresses to be concatenated. ← A custom character that separates each cell address in a delimited list. |