Combine Text From Two Or More Cells Into One Cell

 =CONCAT(A2," ",B2)

This formula concatenates the contents of cells A2 and B2 into a single text string, separated by a space character.

The CONCAT function is used to combine the text strings in the specified cells into a single text string. The function takes one or more arguments, each representing a cell or text string that needs to be combined.

In this case, the arguments are cells A2 and B2, which contain the text that we want to combine, along with a space character enclosed in quotes " ".

The space character is added as a literal text string to the formula to separate the two text strings contained in cells A2 and B2.

For example, if cell A2 contains "John" and cell B2 contains "Doe", then the resulting output of the formula will be "John Doe", with a space between the two words.

Note that if any of the arguments are empty or contain errors, the CONCAT function will still produce a concatenated text string but will omit the empty or error values, including the space character.