Concatenate with Superscripted Text

thespardian

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  1. 2016
  2. 2013
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The text is the column D is formated as superscript. I concatenate the Column A,B,C and D in the column F.
Book1.xlsm
ABCDEF
10.99±0.03A0.99±0.03A
20.99±0.03A0.99±0.03A
30.99±0.01A0.99±0.01A
40.99±0.03A0.99±0.03A
50.99±0.02A0.99±0.02A
60.96±0.02AB0.96±0.02AB
70.96±0.02AB0.96±0.02AB
80.93±0.02ABC0.93±0.02ABC
90.93±0.01ABC0.93±0.01ABC
100.93±0.02ABC0.93±0.02ABC
110.92±0.01ABCD0.92±0.01ABCD
120.92±0.01ABCD0.92±0.01ABCD
130.92±0.02ABCD0.92±0.02ABCD
140.87±0.02BCDE0.87±0.02BCDE
150.82±0.05BCDE0.82±0.05BCDE
160.82±0.02BCDE0.82±0.02BCDE
170.81±0.02CDE0.81±0.02CDE
180.79±0.05DEF0.79±0.05DEF
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F1:F18F1=A1&B1&C1&D1

i want my result as highlighted in the yellow in the picture below. Please note that the last part of the column F (which is the text in columnD) is superscipted. Any help will be highly appreciated.
 

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From everything I read, you cannot do that with an Excel formula.
You would need to use VBA. There are some examples shown here:
11 Ways to Add Subscripts or Superscripts in Microsoft Excel | How To Excel (see "Add Subscript or Superscript with VBA" section of post)
 
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@Joe4 thanks for the link. I am newbie with vb and couldn't find a way to solve my problem with the link you provided. can you please write the code for me?
 
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I was working on the below, it should help:
VBA Code:
Sub test()
    Dim rng As Range, rCell As Range
    
    Set rng = Range("A1:A" & Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row)
    
    For Each rCell In rng
        With rCell
            .Offset(, 5) = Join(Array(.Value, .Offset(, 1), .Offset(, 2), .Offset(, 3)), "")
            .Offset(, 5).Characters(Len(.Offset(, 5)) - Len(.Offset(, 3)) + 1, Len(.Offset(, 3))).Font.Superscript = True
        End With
    Next rCell
End Sub
 
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