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Nested IF grade scale
=IF(B2>=90,"A",IF(B2>=80,"B",IF(B2>=70,"C",IF(B2>=60,"D","F"))))
Excel how-to guide
How to textjoin name builder in Excel
Merge name parts from separate columns while skipping blanks automatically.
Step-by-step instructions
How to textjoin name builder — 3 steps
1
Use a space as the delimiter between each text value.
2
Set the second argument to TRUE so blank cells are ignored.
3
Pass the range containing the separate name parts.
Example data
Worked example
| First | Middle | Last |
|---|---|---|
| Mina | Kaya | |
| Eren | Ali | Demir |
Common mistakes
Errors to watch out for
Extra separators appear
Make sure the ignore-empty argument is TRUE so blank cells do not create unwanted spaces.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can TEXTJOIN handle blank middle names?
Yes. With TRUE as the ignore-empty argument, blank cells are skipped automatically.
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