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2.2.

TRANSPOSE Function to Combine


While combining rows we can use the TRANSPOSE function, along with
the CONCATENATE (CONCAT as well) or TEXTJOIN function.
The TRANSPOSE function changes the orientation of a given range or array
from vertical to horizontal and vice versa. To know more about the function visit
the article: TRANSPOSE.
Let’s write the formula paring up CONCATENATE and TRANSPOSE.
=CONCATENATE(TRANSPOSE(C4:C6&", "))
Mere Enter may not provide you with the desired result. There are a couple of
steps to reach the result of combined cells.
Step 1: Select the TRANSPOSE portion of the formula and press F9.
You will find the cell values within curly braces. Since we have inserted a
comma “, “ inside TRANSPOSE we will find the values followed by a comma.
Step 2: Remove the curly braces and hit ENTER.

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