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    The document demonstrates the XL.StringFormat function, which formats a string using placeholders and supplied arguments. It shows two examples: one confirming an order with a customer's name and order number, and another displaying the current week number and a random number. The function fills placeholders in the string with cell references or formulas as arguments.

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    The document demonstrates the XL.StringFormat function, which formats a string using placeholders and supplied arguments. It shows two examples: one confirming an order with a customer's name and order number, and another displaying the current week number and a random number. The function fills placeholders in the string with cell references or formulas as arguments.

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    XLTools Functions StringFormat en

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    Athar Khan
    The document demonstrates the XL.StringFormat function, which formats a string using placeholders and supplied arguments. It shows two examples: one confirming an order with a customer's name and order number, and another displaying the current week number and a random number. The function fills placeholders in the string with cell references or formulas as arguments.

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    Arguments Formula

    =XL.StringFormat("Dear {0}, your Order #{1} is


    Paul confirmed", A2,A3)
    123

    =XL.StringFormat("Today is week #{0} and the


    4/4/2023 random number is {1}", WEEKNUM(A4),A5)
    70
    Result Description

    Placeholders are filled with arguments:


    Dear Paul, your Order #123 is confirmed {0} = value in cell A2
    {1} = value in cell A3

    Placeholders are filled with arguments:


    #NAME? {0} = result of the formula WEEKNUM(A4)
    {1} = value in cell A5
    XL.StringFormat function
    This workbook demonstrates the use of the XL.StringFormat function

    Last updated: March 2021


    Download from the source: https://xltools.net/xl-functions/string-format/

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