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Macros
Sanjeev,
you are speaking of a macro, but this is probably just formula job. If you want numeric sum, then in C1 you enter =A1+B1. You can then copy the formula down. If you mean that you want the text of the two cells joined next to each other (concatenated) then use =A1&B1 instead. HTH Kostis Vezerides |
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