![]() ![]() The ‘Merge cells’ option in the Google Sheets app has limited functionality. Simply select the cells you want to combine and tap the Merge icon on the Google Sheets app menu. You can also merge hte cells quickly in one click. ![]() The selected cells will merge into a single cell. Only the value of the top-left cell will be preserved. Scroll down and enable the Merge cells option by swiping the toggle switch. Tap on the formatting icon at the top menu. Then drag the cell’s blue border to select all the cells for merging. Tap on a cell within the cell range that you wish to merge. Open the Google Sheets app on your smartphone or compatible mobile device, and open your spreadsheet file. However, the app can only merge all cells, and cannot perform the vertical and horizontal options. The merge cells feature works on the Google Sheets smartphone app as well. ![]() The formula lets you merge cell values quickly and easily without having to manually copy-and-paste the data over. Otherwise, drag the formula down to apply it to the entire column. The ‘Auto Fill’ feature allows you to automatically apply the same formula to the rest of the column. Press Enter and you’ll see the combined first and last name in your cell. Then type in the formula below to merge the first and last names in cells C3 and D3 in your new cell. Next, click the cell where you want to display the full name (cell E3 in this case). Let’s try this using the original dataset we pulled from HubSpot.įor this example, let’s combine the first and last names of the Deal Owners into a single cell by using a formula.įirst, add another column at the right of the Deal Owner Last Name column (column D) and type in Full Name as the header. You can also use formulas to combine data from two cells into a single cell.
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