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Text·Lesson 44 of 62ProSheets only

How to use JOIN in Google Sheets

Join a whole column

How JOIN works

JOIN combines a whole range into one cell with a separator between items. Sheets only.

JOIN(separator, range)
Example on this data
=JOIN(" | ",D2:D4)→Call back 555-0142 | Sent invoice | Call back 555-0199

The first three notes in one cell.

What you’ll do

You’ll list every SKU in a single cell, separated by commas. Joining a whole column is handy for summaries and quick copy-paste lists.

Try it

Type =JOIN(" | ",D2:D4) into G2 and press Enter. Watch what the sheet does.

The result will appear in G2.

G2
ABCDEFG
1Full nameEmailSKUNote
2 maria lopez maria.lopez@acme.comWID-2041-BLUCall back 555-0142
3james chenjchen@northwind.ioGAD-1180-REDSent invoice
4Priya Shahpriya@shahdesign.coWID-3307-GRNCall back 555-0199
5tom o'neiltom.oneil@acme.comBOX-0042-BLULeft voicemail
6Lena Park lena.park@globex.comGAD-2215-BLKCall back 555-0107
7sam reedsreed@northwind.ioWID-0918-REDMeeting Tue
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