Merge multiple cells, separated by comma space but ignore if cells are blank

slam

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Is there an easy/elegant solution to this where I'm not adding multiple IF(ISBLANK() conditions to my formula?

Excel Formula:
=D2&", "&E2&", "&F2

This works great if there's values in D, E, F, but when there's not, I get results like:

, tiger

How can I leave out the comma space if D2 or E2 are blank?

Thanks!
 

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Excel Formula:
=textjoin(", ",,D2:F2)
 
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Wow, that is the elegent solution I was looking for; I was not familiar with that function. Thank you!
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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