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I have address numbers in column A and street names in column B, I want to
combine all of both columns into one without going through the whole process for each individual cells. HELP!!!!!! |
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![]() "sttrumpet" wrote in message ... I have address numbers in column A and street names in column B, I want to combine all of both columns into one without going through the whole process for each individual cells. HELP!!!!!! Use the fuction =A1&B1 in cell B1 Drag the function down Select Column B and copy If you want your data to be in column A, selct Paste specail and select values. Hit OK If you want a space between number and name, use =A1&" "&B1 /Fredrik |
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=a1& " " & b1
and drag down. sttrumpet wrote: I have address numbers in column A and street names in column B, I want to combine all of both columns into one without going through the whole process for each individual cells. HELP!!!!!! -- Dave Peterson |
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