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Concatenate/merge contents of multiple cells
Hi. I'd like to merge the contents of multiple cells, but I also need to do it about 400 times. I don't want to type in the formula that many times. Can I do this quickly in one or two clicks as with the Autosum function?
Here's what I have so far: In cell J2 =(D2&","&E2&","&F2&","&G2&","&H2) In cell J3 =(D3&","&E3&","&F3&","&G3&","&H3) and so on... Plz help me. Thx |
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Hi PSYloco,
Having input the formula into J2, you should be able to simply copy it to all the remaining rows. Since your address referencing in the formula is relative, the row#s should update automatically. The only reason I can think of that it might not is if you have cell J2 formatted as 'Text'. If it is, changing it to 'General' before copying should fix things.
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Cheers, Paul Edstein [Fmr MS MVP - Word] |
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Thx, Macro. That was so easy! My problem was that I was trying to highlight the formula and copy rather than simply selecting the cell (J2) and copying that way.
Thx again. |
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concatenate, merge, merge contents |
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