Join Text

About Join Text

Join Text is a free online tool that allows you to easily join text. You can join text with any character. This tool is useful for when text is out of order or split for some eason. Join chunks of text together with ease.

To use the Join Text tool, simply enter the text you want to join in the input box. You can then choose a character which will be used to join the chunks together. The joined text will appear in the output box. You can then copy the text to your clipboard by clicking the Copy button.

1. Enter the text you want to join in the input box.
2. Choose a character to join the text chunks with.
3. The joined text will appear in the output box.
4. Click the Copy button to copy the joined text to your clipboard.

Mastering this tool

Join Text is a simple tool that can be mastered with a little practice. Here are some tips to help you get the most out of the tool:

1. Choose the right character: The join character you choose will determine how the text looks when joined. Make sure to choose a character that will join the text chunks into the string you want.
2. Experiment with different join characters: If the text is not joining as expected, try experimenting with different characters to see which one works best.
3. Trim the input: You can also remove characters from each chunk of text before you join. By default the tool is set to trim both white spaces and tabs from the start and end of each line.
4. Share the tool: If you find Join Text useful, consider sharing it with others who may benefit from it. Click the main menu and select Share to copy the link and share it anywhere. You can choose to include your current settings and even the current values in the shared link.
5. Extended mode characters: This tool allows you to use escaped values for special characters like newline, tab and other control characters. We follow the same rules as the popular desktop application Notepad++. For a full list of supported characters, please refer to the documentation on the Notepad++ website. The important ones you might use are:
   • \s: Any white-space character
   • \n: Newline
   • \r: Carriage return
   • \t: Tab

Jointing text in other tools

Jointing text is a common task that can be done in many different tools. Here are some other tools that can be used to join text:

How to join text in Excel

Excel is a powerful tool that can be used to join text into multiple columns. To join text in Excel, you can use the Text to Columns feature. Here is how to join text in Excel:

With the & operator

1. In the cell where you want to join the text, enter the formula =A1 & " " & B1 .
2. Replace A1 and B1 with the cells you want to join.
3. Press Enter to join the text.
4. Expand to include any amount of cells you want.

With the CONCATENATE function

1. In the cell where you want to join the text, enter the formula =CONCATENATE(A1:B5, C2:C10, D5) .
2. Replace A1:B5, C2:C10, D5 with any cells or ranges of cells that you want to join.
3. Press Enter to join the text.

How to join text in Google Sheets

Google Sheets is a powerful tool that can be used to join text into multiple columns. To join text in Google Sheets, you can use the CONCATENATE function. Here is how to join text in Google Sheets:

With the & operator

1. In the cell where you want to join the text, enter the formula =A1 & " " & B1 .
2. Replace A1 and B1 with the cells you want to join.
3. Replace " " with any character you want to use to join the text.
4. Press Enter to join the text.
5. Expand to include any amount of cells you want.

With the JOIN function

1. In the cell where you want to join the text, enter the formula =JOIN(" ", A1:B5) .
2. Replace " " with any character you want to use to join the text.
3. Press Enter to join the text.
4. Replace A1:B5 with any cells or ranges of cells that you want to join.
5. You can add more ranges to join more text: =JOIN(" ", A1:B5, C1:C9)

With the CONCATENATE function

1. In the cell where you want to join the text, enter the formula =CONCATENATE(A1:B5, C2:C10, D5) .
2. Replace A1:B5, C2:C10, D5 with any cells or ranges of cells that you want to join.
3. Press Enter to join the text.