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I have a spreadsheet with several columns. I have a last name column and a
first name column and I want to merge the last name and first name into one
column instead of two. Help, I can't fugure this out.
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in a helper column
=A1 & " " & B1

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I have a spreadsheet with several columns. I have a last name column

and a
first name column and I want to merge the last name and first name

into one
column instead of two. Help, I can't fugure this out.


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in column c(or whereever) enter =concatinate(a1,", ",b1).
copy down. move new column to desired place. delete or
hide old a and b columns.

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I have a spreadsheet with several columns. I have a last

name column and a
first name column and I want to merge the last name and

first name into one
column instead of two. Help, I can't fugure this out.
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