Comma separating two comulns of text

darja

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Hi all,

This form has been really helpful, thanks! But, I have one question I couldn't find answer to.

I have a list of links in column A which I want to copy in B twice, adding a comma in between.

For instance:

A ---------> B
aaas.org ---------> aaas.org,aaas.org
acor.org ---------> acor.org,acor.org
acs.org ---------> acs.org,acs.org


Any idea how to get a pattern in column B more easily than coping links each time manually?

Thanks a ton!
 

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