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Feb 23 2005, 07:05 PM
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UtterAccess Veteran Posts: 435 From: Kansas |
I have a spreadsheet that has many cells with numbers that I want to combine all into one cell separated by a coma. Here is an example of what I am needing.
List 8887039514 8772342839 8887154595 8888954186 8772586202 into this 8887039514,8772342839,8887154595,8888954186 8772586202 Any help woould be greatly appreciated. |
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Feb 23 2005, 07:19 PM
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UtterAccess Veteran Posts: 348 From: NW Iowa, USA |
Maybe?
8887039514 (A1) <--cells 8772342839 (A2) 8887154595 (A3) 8888954186 (A4) 8772586202 (A5) Formula in B1 =A1 & "," & A2 & "," & A3 & "," & A4 & "," & A5 Results 8887039514,8772342839,8887154595,8888954186,8772586202 HTH |
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Feb 23 2005, 07:22 PM
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VIP Emeritus Posts: 1,340 |
Insert a new row. Highlight all the cells in the one row, copy, click in the blank cell of the new row, special past with transpose. Then you can save the xls file as a csv file which will do as you want. If you want it as a text file then just rename the extention csv as txt after you save the file as a csv.
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