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Hi.
Do you have the possibility to create a column C? In the new column C you could use the “&“ 
function and combine data.
Here’s an explainer video ( link below )
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Best RegardsHastham
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On 2 Dec 2022, at 5:06 PM, . <SE@shch262.com> wrote:
I want to be able to combine the contents of, say, column A into column B without losing data in 
any of the rows.Each column have blanks in certain rows so the data wont be overwritten.Example; A1 
has data but B1 doesn'tA2 has no data but B2 doesCan this be done?Thanks,Peter--To unsubscribe 
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