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I have over 16,000 rows of data. In the first column I need to combine
cosecutive cells. The number of cells to be combined varies. For example, I may need to combine cells a1, a1, a3, a4 in one instance; cells a100, a101 in another instance; cells a5200:a5220 in another instance; depending on the cells in the other columns. The combined cells need to be comma-delimited. I know I can use =A1&" "&A2 or =concatenate(a1,a2) or =concatenate (a5200:a5220), etc. However, this is tedious because I have to manually do this throughout all 16,000 rows. What I would like to do is highlight the cells that need to be combined and use a keystroke or two to combine them. For example, The first instance of cells to be combined is: cell a1 = 1245-aw cell a2 = 5241-ed cell a3 = 3464-th cell a4 = 156302-yu After using the keystrokes, I want the result in cell a1 to look like "1245aw, 5241-ed, 3464-th, 156302-yu" (without the quotes). There will be between 2 and 20 cells to be combined, numerous times throughout the worksheet. Right now I have use cut and paste for every instance to be combined. Thank you for your anticipated help. |
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