P Peter Wilcox Jul 30, 2004 #1 I have created a excel document with 9600 records and I need to merge two rows is that possible.. Please Help...
I have created a excel document with 9600 records and I need to merge two rows is that possible.. Please Help...
F Frank Kabel Jul 30, 2004 #2 Hi how do you want to merge the rows exactly. You may give an example (plain text - no attachment please)
Hi how do you want to merge the rows exactly. You may give an example (plain text - no attachment please)
G Guest Jul 30, 2004 #3 Row 1 Row 2 George 14 Sam 1 Sam 2 Sam 3 I want it to say Row 1 George 14 Sam 1 Sam 2 Sam 3 I have several documents and I want them to merge the most document has 1700 fields that I need merged so I am trying to find something easy to do.
Row 1 Row 2 George 14 Sam 1 Sam 2 Sam 3 I want it to say Row 1 George 14 Sam 1 Sam 2 Sam 3 I have several documents and I want them to merge the most document has 1700 fields that I need merged so I am trying to find something easy to do.
P Peter Jul 30, 2004 #4 Here is what I have Row 1 Row 2 Sam 1 Sam 2 Sam 4 Sam 5 Sam 6 Sam 8 Sam 12 Here is what I want it to say Row 1 Sam 1 Sam 2 Sam 4 Sam 5 Sam 6 Sam 8 Sam 12
Here is what I have Row 1 Row 2 Sam 1 Sam 2 Sam 4 Sam 5 Sam 6 Sam 8 Sam 12 Here is what I want it to say Row 1 Sam 1 Sam 2 Sam 4 Sam 5 Sam 6 Sam 8 Sam 12
F Frank Kabel Jul 30, 2004 #5 Hi are you sure you mean rows and not columns? Try something like =A1 & B1 in cell C1 to merge column A+B
Hi are you sure you mean rows and not columns? Try something like =A1 & B1 in cell C1 to merge column A+B
P Peter Wilcox Jul 30, 2004 #6 Okay the function is: =concatenate(C1,"-",A1) It works great... Then you have to just copy the row of the new data and then paste special values and then make and then that is it.
Okay the function is: =concatenate(C1,"-",A1) It works great... Then you have to just copy the row of the new data and then paste special values and then make and then that is it.
M Madhu Ramamurthy Jul 30, 2004 #7 Hi You can achieve the same using the 'concatenate' formula. In column C1, you can use the formula =concatenate(A1,B1). Regards, Madhu
Hi You can achieve the same using the 'concatenate' formula. In column C1, you can use the formula =concatenate(A1,B1). Regards, Madhu
D Dave Brown Jul 30, 2004 #8 Peter, You mean Col A Col B You need to concatenate a space in there. In Column 3, put a formula like =A1&" "&B1 (that's a space between the "", which indicate text) HTH Dave
Peter, You mean Col A Col B You need to concatenate a space in there. In Column 3, put a formula like =A1&" "&B1 (that's a space between the "", which indicate text) HTH Dave