Excel Tip: Merging Two Cells Without Losing Data
CEans,
Following excel tip might come handy at times. Say, you want to merge two excel cells without losing data -
First Name | Last Name
John | Lennon
Paul | McCartney
.
.
.
to single column like this
Full Name
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
.
.
.
You can do that by using Excel's CONCATENATE Function. Here's how -
In any unused column, enter this-
=CONCATENATE [A1, " ", B1]
(Replace A1, B1 by the column numbers)
Press tab and whoa your get what you want
You can simply hover your cursor at the bottom right of the cell until + sign appears and then drag to copy the formula to all the cells.
Works like charm and may save you lot of time in future.
Following excel tip might come handy at times. Say, you want to merge two excel cells without losing data -
First Name | Last Name
John | Lennon
Paul | McCartney
.
.
.
to single column like this
Full Name
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
.
.
.
You can do that by using Excel's CONCATENATE Function. Here's how -
In any unused column, enter this-
=CONCATENATE [A1, " ", B1]
(Replace A1, B1 by the column numbers)
Press tab and whoa your get what you want
You can simply hover your cursor at the bottom right of the cell until + sign appears and then drag to copy the formula to all the cells.
Works like charm and may save you lot of time in future.
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