Merge Values add-on for Google Sheets

Simplify your data organization with Merge Values add-on for Google Sheets, an intuitive tool that allows you to merge columns, rows, or cells seamlessly. In contrast to Google Sheets’ default merging option, this office tool enables adjustable placement for the results while preserving all of your data. You can choose to merge values vertically or horizontally, put them in a new column or row, or even put them in a specific cell when merging names, addresses, or other records. Merge Values add-on for Google Sheets, which enables you to use custom delimiters and skip blank cells, is a time-saving substitute for manually developing CONCATENATE formulas for people who manage complicated datasets.

Merge Values add-on for Google Sheets gives you total control over your data output, not just the ability to link cells. When combining several entries into a single cell, choose whether to wrap text for greater readability and personalize the separator by using a comma, space, or your own delimiter. Depending on your needs, you can choose whether to keep or remove the source values using this add-on. It’s ideal for combining disparate data without running the danger of losing any of it. It blends in perfectly with the Power Tools suite’s Merge & Combine group. Merge Values add-on can save you a ton of time without compromising the quality of your spreadsheets, regardless of your level of experience.

Features

• Merge data from multiple columns into one.
• Combine values from selected rows into a single row.
• Merge all records from a selected range into one cell.
• Use any delimiter (e.g., comma, space, custom characters) to separate merged values.
• Preserve or clear source values after merging.
• Skip blank cells during the merging process.
• Wrap text in resulting cells to improve readability.
• Place merged results in a new column, row, or a specific cell within the sheet.
• Integrate seamlessly with the Power Tools add-on suite.
• Maintain the table structure while merging data.
• Undo changes using Google Sheets’ native undo function or version history.
• Merge vertically or horizontally depending on the data layout.