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Formatting Columns
I have a spread sheet that someone else created. It has two columns one with
Last Name and the other with first name. I would like to combined both together to make it into one without having to type all the names all over again. What can i do? |
Formatting Columns
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Col_A containing Last Names (starting at cell A2) Col_B containing First Names (starting at cell B2) Try this: C2: =B2&" "&A2 Copy that formula down as far as you need. Example: A2: Coderre B2: Ron C2 returns: Ron Coderre Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Jessica" wrote: I have a spread sheet that someone else created. It has two columns one with Last Name and the other with first name. I would like to combined both together to make it into one without having to type all the names all over again. What can i do? |
Formatting Columns
If your names are in column A and B, you can use a formula like:
=a1&" "&b1 or =b1&", "&a1 But whatever you do, don't delete those separate columns. It'll make working with the names much easier if you use a different column for each field. If you want, you can always hide the columns that you don't want to see. Jessica wrote: I have a spread sheet that someone else created. It has two columns one with Last Name and the other with first name. I would like to combined both together to make it into one without having to type all the names all over again. What can i do? -- Dave Peterson |
Formatting Columns
I had the first names in column A and last names in column B. I used
the formula =CONCATENATE(A2," ",B2). You can then hide the 2 columns with the first and last names in them. |
Formatting Columns
Hi,
Try this: =A1&" "&B1 suppose First Names are in column A and Last Names are in column B. Thanks, -- Farhad Hodjat "Jessica" wrote: I have a spread sheet that someone else created. It has two columns one with Last Name and the other with first name. I would like to combined both together to make it into one without having to type all the names all over again. What can i do? |
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