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I have information in (example: f4, f5, f6, f7. I want to merge it into F4,
but still be listed in a column: example Bob Smith Joe White Betty Snow Jill Jones I want it to look like this but be in F4, I tried to merge the cells, but it deletes the information except the first name. Is there an easy way to do this? f4& f5&.... puts it in a line across in f4, but I want it as a list. Thanks, |
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I am not exactly sure about your question.
But try in F4 to type Bob Smith Joe White Betty Snow with just a space between the names. Then go to Format on the menu bar and choose Cells. Then click on the alignment tab at the top and in the bottom left corner choose wrap text. You might have to stretch out the column width to make them fit in the cell. "Pam Coleman" wrote: I have information in (example: f4, f5, f6, f7. I want to merge it into F4, but still be listed in a column: example Bob Smith Joe White Betty Snow Jill Jones I want it to look like this but be in F4, I tried to merge the cells, but it deletes the information except the first name. Is there an easy way to do this? f4& f5&.... puts it in a line across in f4, but I want it as a list. Thanks, |
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I want the information from f4, f5, f6, f7 to be in cell f4 not side by side,
but in a list. I want in f4: Betty White Joe Smith Bob Jones Billy Brown one name under the other as in a list, but all in cell f4. I have a column with 500 rows and I was wanting a formula that I could type to combine serveral cells into one but with the names in a list. I thought there might be a formula that would do this for me. "mmatz" wrote: I am not exactly sure about your question. But try in F4 to type Bob Smith Joe White Betty Snow with just a space between the names. Then go to Format on the menu bar and choose Cells. Then click on the alignment tab at the top and in the bottom left corner choose wrap text. You might have to stretch out the column width to make them fit in the cell. "Pam Coleman" wrote: I have information in (example: f4, f5, f6, f7. I want to merge it into F4, but still be listed in a column: example Bob Smith Joe White Betty Snow Jill Jones I want it to look like this but be in F4, I tried to merge the cells, but it deletes the information except the first name. Is there an easy way to do this? f4& f5&.... puts it in a line across in f4, but I want it as a list. Thanks, |
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In F4 enter ="Betty White" and char(10) & F5 & char(10) & F6 & char(10) & F7 Set the cell format to "wrap text" and autofit. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 20 Apr 2006 10:15:02 -0700, Pam Coleman wrote: I want the information from f4, f5, f6, f7 to be in cell f4 not side by side, but in a list. I want in f4: Betty White Joe Smith Bob Jones Billy Brown one name under the other as in a list, but all in cell f4. I have a column with 500 rows and I was wanting a formula that I could type to combine serveral cells into one but with the names in a list. I thought there might be a formula that would do this for me. "mmatz" wrote: I am not exactly sure about your question. But try in F4 to type Bob Smith Joe White Betty Snow with just a space between the names. Then go to Format on the menu bar and choose Cells. Then click on the alignment tab at the top and in the bottom left corner choose wrap text. You might have to stretch out the column width to make them fit in the cell. "Pam Coleman" wrote: I have information in (example: f4, f5, f6, f7. I want to merge it into F4, but still be listed in a column: example Bob Smith Joe White Betty Snow Jill Jones I want it to look like this but be in F4, I tried to merge the cells, but it deletes the information except the first name. Is there an easy way to do this? f4& f5&.... puts it in a line across in f4, but I want it as a list. Thanks, |
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This answer is slicker than mine, but with 500 entries you might just think
about copying the information from Excel to Notepad as a single unit, then copy it back into a single cell. Quick and dirty... "Gord Dibben" wrote: Pam In F4 enter ="Betty White" and char(10) & F5 & char(10) & F6 & char(10) & F7 Set the cell format to "wrap text" and autofit. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 20 Apr 2006 10:15:02 -0700, Pam Coleman wrote: I want the information from f4, f5, f6, f7 to be in cell f4 not side by side, but in a list. I want in f4: Betty White Joe Smith Bob Jones Billy Brown one name under the other as in a list, but all in cell f4. I have a column with 500 rows and I was wanting a formula that I could type to combine serveral cells into one but with the names in a list. I thought there might be a formula that would do this for me. "mmatz" wrote: I am not exactly sure about your question. But try in F4 to type Bob Smith Joe White Betty Snow with just a space between the names. Then go to Format on the menu bar and choose Cells. Then click on the alignment tab at the top and in the bottom left corner choose wrap text. You might have to stretch out the column width to make them fit in the cell. "Pam Coleman" wrote: I have information in (example: f4, f5, f6, f7. I want to merge it into F4, but still be listed in a column: example Bob Smith Joe White Betty Snow Jill Jones I want it to look like this but be in F4, I tried to merge the cells, but it deletes the information except the first name. Is there an easy way to do this? f4& f5&.... puts it in a line across in f4, but I want it as a list. Thanks, |
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![]() fuller's tip should be usefull for you if you want to copy all data of your cells in one cell. select all rows copy then paste in notepad. copy from notepad and select single cell in which you want to copy your whole data. before pasting *double click the cell to get the editable form then past the data in that cell.* this may solve your problem. I just reproduced fuller's tip only to add important sentence in bold. -- starguy ------------------------------------------------------------------------ starguy's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32434 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=534674 |
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