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Hi,

Is there an easy way to concatenate two cells??

Suppose the worksheet has six cells like this:

Row 1: John Smith
Row 2: Dick Jones
Row 3: Property Acme

Rows one and two are the way they should be, but row three should read `Acme
Property' in the right hand cell, while the left hand cell should be empty.

Is there a way to automate this process on a large worksheet without
retyping all the data??

Thanks,

Sam


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"Sam" wrote:

Hi,

Is there an easy way to concatenate two cells??

Suppose the worksheet has six cells like this:

Row 1: John Smith
Row 2: Dick Jones
Row 3: Property Acme

Rows one and two are the way they should be, but row three should read `Acme
Property' in the right hand cell, while the left hand cell should be empty.

Is there a way to automate this process on a large worksheet without
retyping all the data??

Thanks,

Sam

or if you do not want to use a macro the & symbol will join 2 or more cells



Row 1: John Smith
Row 2: Dick Jones
Row 3: Property Acme

row 4 :=b3 & " " & a3
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