The Concat function combines two or more separate text values into one. Concat performs the same function as Jointext, but is simpler to use. Concat - short for concatenation - joins two or more strings together into a single string.
As with Jointext, leading spaces in strings are retained, but trailing spaces are truncated.
Syntax
Concat (textstring1, textstring2 .textstringn).
where textstringn continues as many times as you require
Returns
A text value up to 255 characters in length.
Example
Concat("My ", "name", " is", " Dave".
would produce the string "MyName is Dave"
Notice that "MyName" has no space, because the trailing space in "My " was truncated. Whereas the words "Name is" are correctly spaced, because the string " is" had a leading space.
The Jointext function is retained, and can still be used.