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Opposite of Text to column
Ok, here is my problem
I've got 2 cells next to each other, 252 | Dairy Entertaining is there anyway in which I can get it into one cell like: 252 - Dairy Entertaining Bear in mind, i have heaps of cells like that, so instead of me just cutting and copying, is there an easier way? |
Opposite of Text to column
Use a formula like:
=a1 & " - " & b1 And drag drag down the column. Gor_yee wrote: Ok, here is my problem I've got 2 cells next to each other, 252 | Dairy Entertaining is there anyway in which I can get it into one cell like: 252 - Dairy Entertaining Bear in mind, i have heaps of cells like that, so instead of me just cutting and copying, is there an easier way? -- Dave Peterson |
Opposite of Text to column
Sure if you data is in A1 and B1 then use:
=A1 & " - " & B1 in a third cell and copy down -- Gary's Student "Gor_yee" wrote: Ok, here is my problem I've got 2 cells next to each other, 252 | Dairy Entertaining is there anyway in which I can get it into one cell like: 252 - Dairy Entertaining Bear in mind, i have heaps of cells like that, so instead of me just cutting and copying, is there an easier way? |
Opposite of Text to column
Thanks mate, You are a legend Gary''s Student wrote: Sure if you data is in A1 and B1 then use: =A1 & " - " & B1 in a third cell and copy down -- Gary's Student "Gor_yee" wrote: Ok, here is my problem I've got 2 cells next to each other, 252 | Dairy Entertaining is there anyway in which I can get it into one cell like: 252 - Dairy Entertaining Bear in mind, i have heaps of cells like that, so instead of me just cutting and copying, is there an easier way? |
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