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Concatenate Data Select the cell where you want the formula and open both the Formula Editor and Functions Browser. Search for "Concatenate," select it in the list, and click Insert Function. Click "string" and then click the cell with the first name and insert a comma.

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Merge cells Select two or more adjacent cells. Control-click the cells, then choose Merge Cells. Note: If the Merge Cells command is dimmed, you might have selected entire columns or rows, or a header cell and a body cell, which can't be merged, even if they're adjacent.

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Note: If the Merge Cells command is dimmed, you might have selected entire columns or rows, or a header cell and a body cell, which can't be merged, even if they're adjacent.

You can't merge cells from different areas in the tablefor example, a body cell and a header row cell. Tip: Merged cells are treated specially in formulas: Refer to the cell directly in a formula by using the address of the merged cell's top-left corner.