How to combine multiple columns into one single column in Google sheet?
Do you have any good methods to combine multiple columns data into a single column without copying and pasting one by one in Google sheet? May be this article can help you to finish this job quickly and easily.
In Google sheet, you can apply an easy formula to solve this task, please do as this:
1. Enter this formula: =FILTER({A2:A7;B2:B8;C2:C8}, LEN({A2:A7;B2:B8;C2:C8})) into a blank cell where you want to output the result, see screenshot:
Note: In above formula, A2:A7, B2:B8, C2:C8 is the column's data that you want to combine, you can change them to your need.
2. And then press Enter key, the specific column's data have been combined into one single column, see screenshot:
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Great one, but If you need to combine many columns into one that will be a painful operation.
You can use the STACKARRAY function: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stackarray-stack-all-colu/djkbffiggnmhgchmlejbfmghlidkajof
just write =STACKARRAY(the_array_to_combine) and that will just stack the columns
Hello, NYeducator,
To combine multiple columns data into one list in a new sheet, you just need to the following formula: (Note: Sheet3 is the sheet name that contains the columns data that you want to merge)
=FILTER({Sheet3!A2:A7;Sheet3!B2:B8;Sheet3!C2:C8}, LEN({Sheet3!A2:A7;Sheet3!B2:B8;Sheet3!C2:C8}))
Apply the above formula in a new sheet.
