Excel: How do I take the first character of 3 different cells and last 4 numbers of 1 cell and combi

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if a1 is bob, b1 is james, c1 is ricky, and d1 is a ssn#(123-45-6789), how do i combine the first charactersos a1, b1, and c1 and the last four of the ssn so that it says bjr6789?

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