This tutorial will demonstrate how to add commas in Excel and Google Sheets. Add Single Comma To merge two cells together with a comma between the cell values, use this formula: =B3&","&C3 In this example we’ve merged two cells together, separating the cell values with a comma. We ...
Consolidate Sheetsis another handy tool among our add-ons. Its main difference from the aforementioned tool is the ability to add up data in columns in Google Sheets (or rows, or single cells, for that matter). Consolidate Sheets also recognizes common headers in all the Google sheets to joi...
This tutorial will teach you to add text in Google Sheets cells at the same position. You will insert symbols and text strings at the beginning & the end of Google Sheets cells, after any N-th character, and even before or after specified characters. You see, Google Sheets doesn't have ...
I am using a QUERY in Google Sheets that is counting the number of responses to survey questions. Because it is a branched survey there are blank cells between the responses. Is there a way to query count and exclude any blank cells? Here is my formula: =QUERY(RESPONSES!A1:E111, “Sele...
Keep in mind thatMerge Valuesis a third-party add-on requiring access to your Google account for Google Sheets. You can view these permissions in the description for the extension. Step 1:Once you install the add-on, head back to your sheet, select the cells you want to merge, and clic...
This will smash (concatenate) the two cells together. Spacebar Perhaps you don’t want the first and last name smashed together. However, you do want them in the same cell. You want the first name “AND” a space “AND” the last name. ...
If you want to use the fill handle to create an ordered list, highlight at least two cells containing the sequence you want Google Sheets to continue, and then drag the fill handle. When it comes to ordered lists, there's one caveat worth mentioning. Unlike copying text values to neig...
Example 2 – CONCATENATE With Comma Google Sheets Suppose you have the same dataset of names, but instead of combining it with a space in between, you want it in the following format:last name, first name. Here is an example of Google Sheets combining text from two cells using concatenate...
1. Open Google Sheets. Go to Google Sheets and open the spreadsheet to which you want to add an add-on. 2. Access Add-ons Menu In the menu bar, click on "Add-ons." Get Add-ons Choose "Get add-ons" from the dropdown menu. ...
I have submitted =RSUDIST to be a proper Google Sheets Add-on, but I'm still working through what's required for that. In the mean time, you can surely use/consume =RSUDIST as described above. If you are looking to fix bugs or add features so that they are merged back in here, ...