How to combine two separate columns into one column in Excel?
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In another experience post, I shared how to use the Lookup function to separate the combination of letters and numbers in a column into two separate columns. Conversely, if you combine the contents of two separate columns into one column, it can also be achieved! For specific methods, please refer to the experience post below.
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Open the Excel sheet that needs to be edited. Now combine the two columns Column A "Order" and Column B "Name" into Column C. Move the cursor to column C, the mouse is in the shape of a vertical arrow, right click - insert. That is, insert a new column after column B, temporarily named "merge".
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Method 1: Move the cursor to C4, enter the formula =A4&B4. Press the Enter key, the result displayed in column C is: 1 sheet of three.
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Move the cursor to the lower right corner of C4, the mouse is in the shape of a cross. Drag the mouse to drop down. The final display result is the content of column A + column B.
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Method 2: Enter the formula =CONCATENATE(A4,B4) in C4. (Note: The CONCATENAATE function is generally used to combine two columns of data.)
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Repeat step 3. Move the mouse to the lower right corner of cell C4, the mouse is in the shape of a cross, and the list will drop down. The final result is the same as method one.
