You can use a combination of the CONCATENATE function and the ROW function in Google Sheets to create a string that gives you the values of different cells formatted as "A6:B6, A7:B7, A8:B8" for 7 of them. Here's how you can do it:

First, enter the values in the cells A6:B12 that you want to include in your string.

In another cell (let's say cell D1), enter the formula:

=CONCATENATE("A", ROW(A6), ":B", ROW(A6))

Copy the formula down to cells D2 through D7.

In another cell (let's say cell E1), enter the formula:

=CONCATENATE(D1, ", ", D2, ", ", D3, ", ", D4, ", ", D5, ", ", D6, ", ", D7)

This formula will concatenate the values in cells D1 through D7 with a comma and space between each one, resulting in a string that looks like "A6:B6, A7:B7, A8:B8, A9:B9, A10:B10, A11:B11, A12:B12".

If you need to include more or fewer cells in your string, simply adjust the range of cells in step 1 and the number of cells in step 4 accordingly.
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