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CrispLaundry
Jan 29, 2024Copper Contributor
combine 2 lines in 1 cell into 1 line
example
cell 1:
34 Gladstone St
Kogarah
I Want to change it to 34 Gladstone St, Kogarah
I use Mac not windows
Thanks, Nina / www.crisplaundry.com.au
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Select the cell or cells in which you want to do this.
Press Ctrl+H to activate the Replace dialog;
Click in the 'Find what' box and press Ctrl+J. It will seem that nothing happens, but you're entering the invisible line break character.
Click in the 'Replace with' box and enter a space.
Click 'Replace All'.
- CrispLaundryCopper Contributorcan you please check my message again? i edited it
Almost the same:
Select the cell or cells in which you want to do this.
Press Control+H or Command+Shift+H to activate the Replace dialog;
Click in the 'Find what' box and press Control+J (I don't know if this works on Mac). It will seem that nothing happens, but you're entering the invisible line break character. Or enter a line break in a cell and copy it, then paste it into the 'Find what' box
Click in the 'Replace with' box and enter a comma followed by a space.
Click 'Replace All'.