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I'd like to develop a function/macro to use that will allow me to
concatenate two or more cells based on the cells I select. As I scroll down in my data, sometimes there are two cells that must be concatenated, but sometimes it is three or more. In the end I am hoping to come up with a simple way to highlight the cells and hit a quick user-defined shortcut key to replace the top-most cell with the concatenation of the cells I've selected. I'm using Excel 2007. Can anyone help me figure this one out? -Marshall |
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