I have two columns of information. The first contains the date and the second
contains a number. I want to combine these two into a single column where
the date is the first piece of data and the number is the second, etc. etc.

I have about 15000 sets of data (date and number), so to do this manually
would be out of the question.

Any suggestions for a "novice" programmer?

Thanks
Steve

On Jul 5, 2:40 pm, Stephen wrote:
I have two columns of information. The first contains the date and the second
contains a number. I want to combine these two into a single column where
the date is the first piece of data and the number is the second, etc. etc.

I have about 15000 sets of data (date and number), so to do this manually
would be out of the question.

Any suggestions for a "novice" programmer?

Thanks
Steve

Assuming the data is in columns A & B, use =CONCATENATE(A1, " ", B1).
Copy it down to all 15000 rows.

Thanks but what I want to do is insert a blank row every other row, and then
move the data in column b1 down into A2, b2 into A4 etc.

Original worksheet
A B
2/1/2007 45
2/2/2007 49
2/3/2007 60

New Worksheet

A
2/1/2007
45
2/2/2007
49
2/3/2007
60

Steve

"Tim Shnell" wrote:

On Jul 5, 2:40 pm, Stephen wrote:
I have two columns of information. The first contains the date and the second
contains a number. I want to combine these two into a single column where
the date is the first piece of data and the number is the second, etc. etc.

I have about 15000 sets of data (date and number), so to do this manually
would be out of the question.

Any suggestions for a "novice" programmer?

Thanks
Steve

Assuming the data is in columns A & B, use =CONCATENATE(A1, " ", B1).
Copy it down to all 15000 rows.