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How to combine two columns into a new column
I have an EXCEL 2003 workbook that contains addresses. The "Street Number"
is in one column and the "Street Name" is in another column, like this: Column A Column B 123 Main Street I would like to combine the data in these two columns into a new, third column that would look like this: Column C 123 Main Street How can I accomplish this? I will appreciate advice. |
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How to combine two columns into a new column
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=A1 &" "& B1 Drag down as required Mike "Robert Judge" wrote: I have an EXCEL 2003 workbook that contains addresses. The "Street Number" is in one column and the "Street Name" is in another column, like this: Column A Column B 123 Main Street I would like to combine the data in these two columns into a new, third column that would look like this: Column C 123 Main Street How can I accomplish this? I will appreciate advice. |
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How to combine two columns into a new column
For reference, that is the shorthand for the concatenate function.
Longhand: =CONCATENATE(A1," ",B1) |
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