Create Comma-Separated Keyword Tags
I have a column of individual keywords and need to combine them into a single cell separated by commas for meta tags.
=TEXTJOIN(", ", TRUE, A2:A5) How it works: The TEXTJOIN function is perfect for this task. The first argument `", "` specifies the delimiter (a comma followed by a space). The second argument `TRUE` tells Excel to ignore any empty cells within the specified range. The third argument `A2:A5` is the range of cells containing your keywords. This efficiently consolidates all keywords into a single, clean string suitable for meta tags, improving readability and system compatibility.
Data Setup
| Keyword |
|---|
| SEO |
| Marketing Strategy |
| Content Creation |
| Digital Advertising |
Step-by-Step Guide
Identify the column containing your individual keywords (e.g., Column A).
In an empty cell where you want the combined tags (e.g., B2), type the formula: `=TEXTJOIN(", ", TRUE, A2:A5)`.
Press Enter to see the combined, comma-separated keyword string.
Adjust the range `A2:A5` to match your actual keyword data range.
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