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Combining all rows of two colums together into one column
I am using the CONCATENATE function to combine the data of two columns into 1
new column. I have 65,000 rows of data. How do I copy this function into each of the 65,000 rows of my new column without having to enter the function manually into each row? ie, =CONCATENATE(F2," ", G2) is for the first row. I need this for each row up to =CONCATENATE(F65000," ",G65000). -- Jim B |
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