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How to Combine Two columns into One
Column A
begin ConfiguredSIPBinding ConfiguredSIPBinding.
FaultMonitoringProfile FaultMonitoringProfile.1
ApplyFMPToRelatedObjectTypes {Subscriber SIP Trunk}
AllowFMPsFromRelatedObjectsToApply False
end
Column B
536870918
536871099
536871171
5003
xxx
Column C
begin ConfiguredSIPBinding ConfiguredSIPBinding.536870918
FaultMonitoringProfile FaultMonitoringProfile.1
ApplyFMPToRelatedObjectTypes {Subscriber,SIP Trunk}
AllowFMPsFromRelatedObjectsToApply False
end
begin ConfiguredSIPBinding ConfiguredSIPBinding.536871099
FaultMonitoringProfile FaultMonitoringProfile.1
ApplyFMPToRelatedObjectTypes {Subscriber,SIP Trunk}
AllowFMPsFromRelatedObjectsToApply False
end
begin ConfiguredSIPBinding ConfiguredSIPBinding.536871171
FaultMonitoringProfile FaultMonitoringProfile.1
ApplyFMPToRelatedObjectTypes {Subscriber,SIP Trunk}
AllowFMPsFromRelatedObjectsToApply False
end
begin ConfiguredSIPBinding ConfiguredSIPBinding.5003
FaultMonitoringProfile FaultMonitoringProfile.1
ApplyFMPToRelatedObjectTypes {Subscriber,SIP Trunk}
AllowFMPsFromRelatedObjectsToApply False
end
begin ConfiguredSIPBinding ConfiguredSIPBinding.xxx
FaultMonitoringProfile FaultMonitoringProfile.1
ApplyFMPToRelatedObjectTypes {Subscriber,SIP Trunk}
AllowFMPsFromRelatedObjectsToApply False
end
Hi All,
I have a workbook with two columns of information. I would like to combine column A with column B into a new column for example column C. Column A information will always stay the same, but I will occasionally copy and paste new values into column B. I don't care if I need tables, multiple sheets or whatever to make this work. I will always want column A combined with column B until there are no more entries in column B (if that makes sense) because the number of entries in Column B will definitely change. I've attached a small sample of how I would like Column C to look after the combination. Thanks for looking. Sorry, I had to copy the column info into .txt files to upload. I'm using Office 365
6 Replies
- SergeiBaklanDiamond Contributor
Perhaps like
=LET( updateBlock, LAMBDA(template,value, VSTACK( TRIM(TAKE(template, 1)) & value, DROP(template, 1) ) ), REDUCE( updateBlock(template, B1), $B$2:INDEX(B:B, COUNTA(B:B) ), LAMBDA(a,v, VSTACK(a, updateBlock(template, v))) ) )
to
- MarkT2551Copper ContributorYes Sir- Perfect!
Thank you very much!- SergeiBaklanDiamond Contributor
MarkT2551 , you are welcome