Merging cells is one of the most common options for spreadsheet beginners. Merging cells is a common technique when a group of cells, rows, or columns need headers or labels.
When merging cells, only the value or formula in the upper left cell of the range is kept and displayed in the merged cell. Any other values or formulas will be discarded, so how do I merge two rows of data into one in a new blank cell?
1. Enter the formula "=A2&A3" in a blank cell, where A2 and A3 are the cells to be merged, but press Enter.
You can also combine the contents of cells A2 and A3 with the CONCATENATE function:
2. Next, select the continuous cells B2 and B3, double-click the cross in the lower right corner to fill down.
3. Select the merged cell, press Ctrl+G to open the positioning, and then click "Target Condition".