Exactly! That's what the Merge Columns feature does. Here's how:
1. Click Add column → Merge columns
2. Select your data type
3. In the formula field, write something like /Column A /Column B (using the / to reference each column)
4. Click Save settings
This will create Column C with data from both A and B combined. [1] You can customize how they're combined in your formula - whether you want them separated by spaces, commas, or however you need them formatted. [2]
If you need any more help combining your columns or have other questions, I'm here to assist. Would you like to share more about what you're trying to achieve with your data?
Perfect! Here's how to merge your columns A and B into column C:
1.
Click Add column → Merge columns
2.
Select your data type from the dropdown
3.
Write your formula like: /Column A /Column B
4.
Click Save settings
That's it! Your new column C will combine the data from both A and B. [1] You can customize the formatting in your formula - add spaces, commas, or whatever separator you need between the column data. [2]
If you still need help merging your columns or have any other questions, I'm here to assist. Would you like to provide more details about what you're trying to accomplish with your data?