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    Excel Novice thrown in at the deep end

    As the title says I'm not an expert on excel, by any stretch but have a large worksheet with cells I need to merge so I can cut and paste the merged cells into a word template.

    I've done some searching on the net and have used - =A3&" "&B3&" "&C3&" "&D3&" "&E3&" "&F3&" "&G3 to merge the row into column H. The problem is I have 4300 rows. Is there a way of doing this using a formula or macro, or should I settle on doing it 4300 times!!

    Many thanks

    Rob

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    Re: Excel Novice thrown in at the deep end

    HI rob,

    welcome to the forum.
    Suggest you to change the thread title to reflect the query you are asking... see the forum rules:-

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    Re: Excel Novice thrown in at the deep end

    Making that formula was the hard part. Now just drag cell H3 at the bottom right corner and pull down to H4300. The rows in your formula will change to the actual row.

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    Re: Excel Novice thrown in at the deep end

    Done!!!! Thank you so very much

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    Re: Excel Novice thrown in at the deep end

    Welcome to the Forum, unfortunately:

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