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I am trying to combine 2 columns of data. The first column contains city and
state, while the second column contains zip code. I'd like a new column to contain city, state and zip code. |
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If city and state are in A1 and zip is in A2 and you want the combination in
A3, put the following in A3: =A1 & " " & A2 You can then copy the formula in A3 down for however many rows you have. Will "mark" wrote: I am trying to combine 2 columns of data. The first column contains city and state, while the second column contains zip code. I'd like a new column to contain city, state and zip code. |
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=a1&", "&b1&" "&text(c1,"00000")
or =a1&", "&b1&" "&text(c1,"[99999]00000-0000;00000") mark wrote: I am trying to combine 2 columns of data. The first column contains city and state, while the second column contains zip code. I'd like a new column to contain city, state and zip code. -- Dave Peterson |
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Sorry, I thought you had three columns.
=a1&" "&text(b1,"00000") or =a1&" "&text(b1,"[99999]00000-0000;00000") Dave Peterson wrote: =a1&", "&b1&" "&text(c1,"00000") or =a1&", "&b1&" "&text(c1,"[99999]00000-0000;00000") mark wrote: I am trying to combine 2 columns of data. The first column contains city and state, while the second column contains zip code. I'd like a new column to contain city, state and zip code. -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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