How to keep format of a number cell when concatinating multiple references?

Annabel_in_CA

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Hello,
I'm trying to concatenate a few cells so I can use the string in a word document without retyping numbers.
Could someone show me how to keep the conditional format of accounting format numbers in the concate results?

Day
Net Amt
Currency
RATE
Interest
3
6,687,946.48
USD
3.5
1,950.65
CONCATE Results:
Calculation: USD 6687946.48 x 3.5% x 3 days / 360 = USD 1950.65

Would like to see this instead:

Calculation: USD 6,687,946.48 x 3.5% x 3 days / 360 = USD 1,950.65

Thank you in advance!
Annabel

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