I have a large amount of data in several columns that I would like to
put into one in the following manner:

A1=x
B1=y
C1=z

I want to consolidate x y and z with commas in one cell = x,y,z


Thanks for the help!


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I guess spacing doesn't work, and I won't want to tempt fate in trying
html.

What I mean is this:
A1=x
B1=y
C1=z

I want to consolidate x y and z with commas in one cell = x,y,z


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=a1&","&b1&","&c1

if a1, b1 or c1 could be empty and you don't want x,,z, then this'll work, too:

=SUBSTITUTE(TRIM(A1&" "&B1&" "&C1)," ",",")



capnsean wrote:

I have a large amount of data in several columns that I would like to
put into one in the following manner:

A1=x
B1=y
C1=z

I want to consolidate x y and z with commas in one cell = x,y,z

Thanks for the help!

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One way:

=A1 & "," & B1 & "," & C1

to do this with an entire column with a User Defined Function:

http://mcgimpsey.com/excel/udfs/multicat.html

or to use a macro to concatenate in place:

http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/subs/mergedata.html


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capnsean
wrote:

I guess spacing doesn't work, and I won't want to tempt fate in trying
html.

What I mean is this:
A1=x
B1=y
C1=z

I want to consolidate x y and z with commas in one cell = x,y,z