Is it possible for the column to be set as ‘single line of text’ and in the calculated value portion somehow grab the value from column 1 and column 2?
So the list looks like this:
“col1 text here”, “col2 text”, “col1 text here col2 text”
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Is it possible for the column to be set as ‘single line of text’ and in the calculated value portion somehow grab the value from column 1 and column 2?
So the list looks like this:
“col1 text here”, “col2 text”, “col1 text here col2 text”
If you just want to concatenate the text of the two columns, the formula
should do what you want. For a bit more complex example, if the column names have spaces in them and you want a space as a separator, use
Or you can use the elaborate concatenate operator
If this is not what you want at all, please rephrase the question. 🙂