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Hello All,
I have a worksheet with a number of columns that I want to merge, but I want to keep them in rows. I know how to do one row at a time (highlight the columns, click the merge button), but as I have several rows this will take me forever. I have tried with a macro, but it did not work as expected. I would appreciate any help to save me time!!! Regards Meesha |
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Selection.Merge True You could of course replace Selection with a range of your choosing. I got it from recording 'Merge across'. HTH, Jeff "Smeesh" wrote in message ... Hello All, I have a worksheet with a number of columns that I want to merge, but I want to keep them in rows. I know how to do one row at a time (highlight the columns, click the merge button), but as I have several rows this will take me forever. I have tried with a macro, but it did not work as expected. I would appreciate any help to save me time!!! Regards Meesha |
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