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Check for typos or errors in your formula. Make sure you have entered the correct cell references and included any necessary separators. Ensure that you are using the CONCAT function correctly. Remember that CONCAT can only concatenate individual cell references, not ranges.

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Select the bullets or numbers in the list. You can do this by clicking any one of them, which highlights them all. Right-click and select Adjust List Indents from the shortcut menu.

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Tip. If you'd like to insert a few bullets into the same cell, the fastest way is this: select the desired symbol, and click the Insert button several times. Put the cursor between the first and second symbols and hit Alt + Enter to move the second bullet to a new line.

Use the CONCATENATE function to join bullet points with their text. In the desired cell, type ?=CONCATENATE(CHAR(8226), ? ?, ?Text?)?, replacing ?Text? with the required text or cell reference. Press Enter to display the result.

Click one of the alignment options, which are small icons with tiny lines, in the "Paragraph" section of the ribbon/toolbar. Click the "Right Alignment" button to right-align the bullets, click the "Center Alignment" button to center the bullets.

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