Superscript text formatting in function

Ark68

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  2. 2016
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What do I need to do to use the concatenate function to take two cells of data:

A1 = 42
B1 = 13.56

to get this result 42O13.56 ... where O is superscripted to indicate degrees?
I have the basics ...
Code:
=concatenate(A1,"O",B1)
, but how would I format the "O" to be superscript?
 

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