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I'm using the following formula to get the data of two cells:

=CONCATENATE(C2,"Dia",E2)

But it's not working properly. Take a look at the screenshots:

It should be returning the Traffic + Date, but it's returning a value that I can't recognize.

So far, without joining both cells data, this is what I've achieved and what I need to achieve:

Also I'd like to know if there's a way to merge two cells of another spreadsheet using a formula like this: ='90diasnameone'!B16 + ='90diasnametwo'!C116 (I have no idea on how to do that, that's just an approach)

I already know how to display data in the graphic, so basically I'm just asking how to join two cells data into one cell. Something like: Julia + Maria = Julia and Maria.

EDIT: I managed to get the result of joining both data, but this is how it's appearing on the graphic:

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As you can see, the date is appearing below the graphic and the data inside the graphic is messed up.

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    As questions post on this site should contain only one question, please move the second question to a new post. Reference How to Ask. Commented Mar 2, 2018 at 0:44
  • It's the same thing, just a little deeper.
    – 023023
    Commented Mar 2, 2018 at 4:37

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Date is a number. It's the number of days from Jan 1899. It's just formatted to look like yyyy-mm-dd. To get displayed value instead of actual value, use TO_TEXT

=CONCATENATE(C2,"Dia", TO_TEXT(E2))

Concatenate will work across different sheets.

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  • Do you know where I can find a list with all the commands?
    – 023023
    Commented Mar 2, 2018 at 1:14
  • Your solution works by the way. I've used =CONCATENATE('90diaspessoas'!B16," ", TO_TEXT(E2)), worked like a charm. Can you please update with the code I've just written here as the answer to my second question where I said "=CONCATENATE('90diaspessoas'!B16," ", TO_TEXT(E2))"???
    – 023023
    Commented Mar 2, 2018 at 1:16
  • I got it to work, but now I have another problem, I'll update my question.
    – 023023
    Commented Mar 2, 2018 at 4:38

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