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Hello!
I have combined the data from five columns into one column using: =CONCATENATE(H2,I2,J2,K2,L2) Now I want to copy the resulting data into a new column. After it is copied into the new column, I want to delete the five columns and the concatenate column, so I'm just left with the results. Could someone explain how to go about doing this? Thank you! |
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Perhaps Copy - Paste special - Values
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Thank you very much! That was easy and did the trick. (I'm still new to Excel!)
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