How do I include double quotation mark in a concatenated string in Excel

I have been unable to find a resource that shows how to add double quotation marks to a concatenated excel string. For example if I would like to represent 72 inches as 72" in a string the added double quotation marks breaks the concatenate string. to overcome this, I initially tried =...&"&... as well as =...&\"&... and =...&'"'&...- Neither are effective.

How do I get the double quotation mark included within the concatenated string?

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The answer is fairly simple, and counter intuitive and was only able to find it from excel suggesting the correct answer. To insert a double quotation mark, simply concatenate four double quotation marks to your string:

=...&""""&...

e.g. =""""returns " and =72&""""&" text" returns 72" text

Altenatively you can use CHAR(34)

e.g. =CHAR(34)returns " and =72&CHAR(34)&" text" returns 72" text

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