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Easily Combine Text & Numbers into ONE Cell in Excel - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip We're going to start off with an equal. Sign go and select a2. Now use an ampersand to combine thisMoreWe're going to start off with an equal. Sign go and select a2. Now use an ampersand to combine this value with the value. In another cell you're not restricted to two cells.

How to Merge Cells in Apple Numbers Spreadsheet - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So here we have a very basic sales spreadsheet. And let's highlight cell A2. And B2 so this is aMoreSo here we have a very basic sales spreadsheet. And let's highlight cell A2. And B2 so this is a text and a number so we've then highlighted. You can right click and with the pop-up menu.

Merge cells Select two or more adjacent cells. Control-click the cells, then choose Merge Cells.

Solution In cell D2 enter the following formula: =(C2&", "&B2) Press enter. Cell D2 should now produce the result you're after (i.e. if cell B2 contained the name John and cell C2 contained the name Doe, cell D2 should now show Doe, John) Now copy the formula from cell D2 down all the rows in Column D.

Merge Cells The first shortcut is for merging cells. To use it, select the cells you want to merge and press Ctrl+M (or Command+M on a Mac). This shortcut will merge the selected cells into a single cell.

Merge cells Select the first cell and press Shift while you select the last cell in the range you want to merge. Important: Make sure only one of the cells in the range has data. Select Home > Merge & Center.

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.